Soul Gathering

Community gathering – Community Care 

 

for activists, heart led humans and those who honour intuition over intellect. 

This rendition of Soul Gathering will be focused on somatic practices that enable restoration, realignment and a remembering of our collective power. This is for those who feel a sense of helplessness to reconnect their deepest compass, an opportunity to remember what you are connected and committed to. 

We will explore yogic and somatic practices, share experiences and explore that which connects us, to bring us back into our body and into the present moment- to serve from a place of more clarity, strength and connection. 

This is how we create the foundations for something new to arise and give deep reverence to those we have lost to oppressive demonic forces. We take back our power and remember that which they cannot take from us. 

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You – create a space that feels comforting, safe and without distraction, have a rug/ mat, a blanket and any props available like bolsters or pillows. Comfortable clothing you can easily move in and a journal to hand. You can choose to have your camera on/off for the duration of the practice but I ask that we all witness each other for the opening and closing segment. Sharing is optional but of course, never underestimating the power of reflection. 

I – wish to create a space that is filled with presence and support, to witness and hold space as you explore topics of decolonisation by offering tools, resources and contemplations without any expectation of a desired result, this is a co creation. 

This will be a 4 part series, but join as you feel fit and pay what you can. 50% of contributions will be donated to a grassroot initiatives in Palestine of my choice, more info on the IG page to come. 

 

 Once you register below you will receive an automated email with the zoom link and details.  

Any problems or questions, do not hesitate to contact me. 

 

See you there, 

Ria Ranna