HeartFire: Santa Cruz

HeartFire

Doors open @ 5:45 p.m. (Please, to respect the venue, do not arrive early)

Event time @ 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Join performance-poet Noah Schnaubelt for an intimate early evening of alive poetry, with opening meditation offered by renowned yoga teacher Hannah Muse. This first time collaboration will be a lovingly crafted container to fan the flames of your heartspace, to ground with community into depth and sweetness.

50% of all ticket sales will be donated to the Yoga For All Movement, a local non-profit with the vital aim of making wellness and mindfulness accessible for all.

* the exact address will be emailed to attendees the night before. * The event will take place within sacred space, a beautiful private home near downtown Santa Cruz. To respect the owners we kindly ask that you arrive No Earlier then 5:45. There is plenty of street parking.

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~Noah Schnaubelt, a queer San Francisco yogi and 20-year performance poet, is celebrating his recently published book "A Life of Prayer & Song." Far more than just a reading, Noah's performances are soul-filled poems in vital, fluid motion. They are offerings, words spoken like you've never heard, transmissions with a deliberate cadence of depth and love. They are meditations on authenticity, vulnerability and our powers to heal. From the book's back cover: "[These words] ask more of you than read-through; [they] want to live in your eyes and ears to transform your experience of life." Please sit, close your eyes and listen. Open your heart and be transformed... www.roarandtender.com

~Hannah Muse, Hannah is an internationally-celebrated teacher of yoga and mindfulness. She serves as director and lead trainer of the widely hailed Awake Heart 200 and 300 hour Yoga & Mindfulness Teacher Training programs. She also directs Mount Madonna’s Prenatal + Postnatal training and serves on the faculty of several other revered yoga schools, teaching mindfulness theory, ayurveda, subtle energetics and somatics...www.hannahmuse.com/

~ https://www.yogaforallmovement.org/ "The birth of our purpose started by sharing yoga with incarcerated individuals. Since then, we’ve expanded our outreach and vision, teaching yoga to individuals in recovery from substance abuse, youth in schools, youth experiencing incarceration, survivors of domestic violence, isolated seniors, people with mental health needs, people with lower-incomes and other community members who have historically not been served by the yoga industry."