The Convergence of Souls

The Ewer Collective is a mobile commune of New Age artists, musicians, poets, and dancers who believe in the Age of Aquarius. They reject mainstream culture and commercial exploitation of creativity. In 1974, they followed the Sunshine River Music Fair. Their leader, Maya, teaches that the Age of Aquarius will be a time of peace, love, and understanding. The collective travels around the country, performing live shows to support the collective and promote their beliefs.
Maya has kept an important secret from all but a few of her closest followers in the Collective. She has been in communication with a being she calls the Starshine Cataract, who appears to her as a waterfall of luminous, sparkling light. 
This being, which appears to her in visions, has told her that the Age of Aquarius is not an astrological certainty, but a spiritual contingency that will not occur until humanity proves it is ready. According to Starshine, the new Era cannot begin until after a cosmic event called the Convergence of Souls.
The Convergence of Souls is supposed to be a signal of unity and harmony that will signal humanity's readiness to evolve. So the Ewer Collective is determined to make it happen this summer, and they are using the Sunshine River Music Fair as a catalyst. 
Starshine has outlined a series of events and rituals that need to take place in a specific order to launch the convergence. Maya is deeply under the sway of Starshine, believing this extradimensional being to be her destined celestial soulmate. She has already done some drastic things to maintain their connection.
To Maya's consternation, some of the requirements are ... somewhat strange and disturbing. They will require actions that might bring unwanted attention to the Collective. She has convinced herself that no great work happens without sacrifice. 
But Starshine is not the angelic being it pretends to be. And if the Convergence happens as planned, it will bring unprecedented death and destruction to all involved.

Type

Metaphysical, Supernatural