Sat May 30 at 7pm
Life Force Activation
Sat May 30 at 7pm
In this immersive experience, we will move through a guided ceremony designed to gently release what has been holding you back and activate the potential already within you.
Through breathwork, EFT (tapping), meditation, and energy work, you will regulate your nervous system, clear limiting patterns, and open your body to receive more ease, clarity, and expansion.
We will then drop into a deeply restorative sound journey, allowing the frequencies to integrate the work, calm the mind, and anchor your transformation on a cellular level.
This is more than relaxation.
This is recalibration.
This is remembrance.
Come as you are. Leave feeling grounded, open, and connected to what’s possible for your life.
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