Return To Rhythm: Spring Community Ceremony
Hosted by Return To Rhythm
"The freedom we are looking for is the freedom to be ourselves, to express ourselves. But if we look at our lives we will see that most of the time we do things just to please others, just to be accepted by others, rather than living our lives to please ourselves. That is what happened to our freedom. For every thousand people 999 are domesticated."
Life moves so fast, that we miss the key transitions earth provides us to slow down and come into into our true nature... WILD and free. Not to be a follower, or a leader, but to be in our own truth.
Spring is a KEY transition in our lives to open up to our childlike wonder again, and we only get so many springs in our lifetime.
Earth shows us after long, dark nights of facing shadows, light and water begin to cleanse, awakening the flowers in the dirt, and in our soul. In Indigenous traditions this is a time of celebrating the East, new beginnings, and the archetype of the Young One.
No matter how old or young, we all have an inner child bursting at the seams to PLAY, in the dirt, sun, rain, and with a community who knows how to have fun.
Join us to celebrate your inner child, nourish your WILD side, and share your deepest intentions for this one and precious life.
Guided by the ancient frameworks of Yoga, Ayurveda, Celtic, and Native American lineages we will dive into movement, music, meditation, & expression.
Be ready to find your rhythm in a community drum circle with over 30 drums (zero experience is needed)..
Get immersed in a sound bath with crystal & metal Tibetan bowls, huge gong, flutes, and more and feel lighter and more connected.
Get to know the medicine archetypes of Earth's Spring and how they relate to our bodies and purpose.
Dance like nobody's watching, let your inner child speak your wildest dreams out loud in community, BREATHE like YOU ARE ALIVE. Let yourself be seen.
Your life is the manifestation of your dream, it is an art. You can change your life, and the way you're painting anytime. COME SHARE YOUR ART WITH THE WORLD.
Drumming facilitated by Boulder Drum circle (Prasad Katz) (30+ drums), with dancing!
Nourishment by local chef The Hungry Tree Hugger.
Yoga, Dancing, and community sharing led by Cheyenne, trained teacher with 10+ years of facilitating.
Meditation led by Tony, trained teacher in the vipassanΔ tradition.
Sound journey by group playing together for 2 years.
Partial proceeds go to Yellow Barn Farm, a regenerative farm working & playing to keep our communities & ecosystems connected.
