Winter Solstice Radiance: Sound Bath and Cacao Ceremony

Embrace the power of the Winter Solstice and set intentions for the upcoming spring during our peaceful and transformative sound bath event. As the holiday rush takes hold, take a moment to honor the solstice and reconnect with your inner light.
The Winter Solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, symbolising the beginning of longer, brighter days. This celestial event signifies a transition towards spring and the gradual increase in daylight. Throughout history, the winter solstice has been celebrated by various cultures, each attaching unique meanings to this special time.
Immerse yourself in the resonating vibrations of gongs, chimes, and other sonic instruments, guiding you into a state of deep relaxation and meditation. For an even more profound experience, you have the option to indulge in a ceremonial dose of pure ceremonial grade cacao. This heart-opening plant spirit will amplify the healing benefits of the sound bath, enhancing your connection to the experience. However, if you choose not to drink cacao, rest assured that the sound bath alone will still provide incredible benefits.
Cacao has been revered for centuries for its physical and spiritual properties. It is known to boost mood, increase focus, and promote feelings of love and connection. Additionally, cacao is believed to open the heart chakra, fostering self-exploration and emotional release. By surrendering to the harmonious frequencies of the sound bath, the cacao will deepen your experience, offering profound insights and transformative moments.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of soulful exploration, where you can awaken your senses, expand your consciousness, and connect with the energies of the Winter Solstice. Reserve your spot now and experience the magic of the Winter Solstice Radiance: Sound Bath with Ceremonial Cacao.

IMPORTANT INFO

The location is Christ Church Hall (not the actual church)

Times:

Arrive by 1050 which gives you the chance to settle in and get yourself comfortable. The session will start at 11:00, No Late Comers. Once the doors have closed we will not stop the session to let you in.

What to bring:

* Yoga mat/gym mat.

* Pillow /cushion ( anything else to help you to get comfortable).

* Blankets/sleeping bag

* Warm socks

* Water or tea for hydration

* Eye Mask

Not recommended for those in their first trimester due to the delicate nature of this stage in pregnancy. If you are pregnant and attending the event, position your yoga mat closer to the back and feel free to message me before so that we can make sure you are both extra comfortable.

May not be suitable for those with epilepsy, pace markers, metal implants, tinnitus, ear problems, heart conditions or severe mental heath issue.

Please seek medical advice prior to booking. This is adult only event. No alcohol ( please do not consume alcohol before the session).

CACAO

What is ceremonial Cacao?

Scientifically called Theobroma Cacao, it is the raw, unprocessed version of chocolate. Ceremonial Cacao is made for ritual purposes and is produced with passion and intention.

What are the origins of Cacao ceremonies?

Cacao ceremonies are rooted in indigenous practices from Central and South America, which is also where the ceremonial Cacao we consume is harvested and produced. It is important to acknowledge and honor the origins of this practice, as well as give thanks to the energies they’ve put into the making of it.

Is it safe to consume?

Cacao is one of the richest foods in magnesium. Cacao supports heart and brain health, stimulates blood flow, and relaxes muscles and joints. Without getting too sciency- it’s generally good for you, is a mood booster, provides clarity and focus, and opens your heart and mind.

People who are pregnant, on certain anti-depressants, have heart conditions or on high blood pressure Medic*tion should consult a doctor, and consume in moderation.

Does it taste like chocolate?

Yes, and no. Because it is unprocessed, it is not as sweet as regular chocolate, and has a taste that some might consider bitter.

What should I bring?

Lots of water! Drinking water is important when consuming Cacao, especially if it’s not something you consume regularly.

All genders are welcome and ages 16+.

Cancellation Policy

A ll bookings are final, unable to make refunds.

Host or Publisher Emily Standley - The Holistic Nurse