Sat Feb 7 at 1pm
Chinese Tea Tasting: Gong Fu Cha
Sat Feb 7 at 1pm
We will be focusing on the new moon, which is the darkest night of the month. It's a time when we can illuminate the darkest parts of our being, including emotions like grief, loss, and anger. By creating a safe space to work through these emotions, we can clear the path to abundance and joy.
The ceremony will include light optional asana (yoga poses), mantra chanting, and mudra (hand postures). The majority of our time together will be spent in a relaxing sound bath meditation.
So, why should you join us for this ceremony? If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply in need of some self-care, this event is for you. It's an opportunity to take time for yourself to pause, reflect, and heal. Plus, you'll get to meet like-minded individuals who are also seeking wellness and connection.
We can't wait to see you at the New Moon Ceremony! Remember, all are welcome, so feel free to invite your friends or family members who may also benefit from this experience. Come a little early to enjoy a cup of cacao and enjoy the company of others in our wellness lounge.
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