New Moon Cyclical Sound Bath

Around a new moon we are invited to find deep restorative rest, to draw back from the act of doing and journey into the embodiment of being. To honour the fact that as cyclical beings we are not designed to be in full power mode all of the time, we find stillness, connection and grounding through breath and sound. Sound provides you with permission to pause and turn inward, tapping into your own innate healing potential.

This is for you if…

You want to reconnect with your cyclical nature and feminine core
You crave time and space to connect with your body and what it is currently shifting through physically, hormonally & energetically
You are on a healing journey, and in need of a kind, caring and compassionate circle

What you will experience…

Gentle somatic movement connecting you to your body in the phase it is in
Transportive breathwork to expand and open your consciousness
A Sound Bath to bathe your body in angelic & restorative vibrations

Jasmine St Cliere's Offering on the Monday closest to the New Moon - 7.30pm to 8.45pm

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this session, find more details here.

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