Hi beautiful dreamers, Maria is calling in another sacred ceremony of Hawaiian Breathwork *for all who identify as women*. (Next journey Nov 2 for all genders.) This is a trauma sensitive & queer friendly circle.
The Lomi Ha breath practice is simple, ancient & life-changing. I will be serving you herbal tea & guiding a heart-beat drum meditation, followed by the Breathwork journey.
'Lomi' (or Lomi Lomi) encompasses many lineages of healing from Hawaii, of which I am initiated into several. 'Ha' means 'breath of life' in Hawaiian - it is the sound we make when we exhale during the Breathwork & it is the end of the word 'Aloha'.
During the journey I will offer hands on bodywork as well as energy healing. I will be holding a clear & safe space for you to release, receive & replenish your Spirit. There will be a crystal singing bowl sound bath at the end, then watercolor painting & snacks :)
This type of Breathwork changes peoples lives in a myriad of ways. It allows you to go to your edges & break free, expand lung capacity, release buried trauma & emotions, let go of patterns that hold you back, access incredible amounts of energy & vitality, connect with ancestors & guides, heal anxiety, channel your Soul song & find more direction for your life's purpose. Every journey is different & the medicine comes in its own way & time. Join us to begin a new cycle in your life & see what is possible with your very own breath.
I have been co-leading (shout out to Benj!) these ceremonial journeys for 2.5 years, this is my 12th round! I would love to circle with you. Please help me spread the word - invite your women friends! Let me know if you have any questions.
Date: Sunday September 14 from 2-5pm
Location: A gorgeous healing studio at 74 Main St, Burlington
Cost: $100 exchange - please reach out if you need a payment plan, I am happy to do that.
Register: FireBirdHealing.as.me link is in event discussion.
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