"Autumn is a gentle reminder that change can be beautiful" ~ Author unknown 🌻
Autumnal Equinox is a milestone in Earth’s orbit around the sun. The Sun is exactly above the Earth's Equator while day and night are of approximate equal length everywhere across the globe for everyone! This time of year marks the end of summer and the onset of harvest festivals. The days get shorter, a chill in the air arrives, and the leaves begin to exude magnificent colors. It's a time to give thanks and to pay tribute to the coming darkness. The winds of change are percolating as the wheel turns.
The Equinox embodies a time of balance and harmony. We will be honoring this balance and interaction of the light and the dark while welcoming the understanding and integration of our own cycles to deepen as we consciously link our awareness to the Autumnal cycle of nature.
Join us to welcome the winds of change! In the first part of the evening, we will circle up around a Fall harvest inspired center altar in the yurt. We will commune in gratitude, have a guided movement meditation focusing on balance and harmony, make our offerings, and tend to the collective heart.❤️
After our ceremony, we will move toward the floor and enter sacred sonic healing space with BenEvolence. He will be offering vibrational medicine through an intricate sound bath and soundscape experience. Frequencies and Sound reacts with our physical body down to the cellular level and realigns our energetic bio-fields. It invites balance, rejuvenation, realignment, and calm.
BenEvolence will be using instruments such as; Giant tuning forks, Crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, Chimes, 30" Gong, medicine drums, shakers, percussion instruments, and ‘original’ meditative soundscape creations.
After we close our sacred circle, you are welcome to hang out for some hot apple cider and yummy treats.
Cost: $70
We look forward to connecting with you in celebration, restoration, and gratitude!
Truly, Kylee and BenEvolence 🦉
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Kylee's Bio:
Kylee is a certified Creative Grief Support Practitioner and owner of Sacred Dwelling Healing Arts Center. She is also certified in Grief Movement Therapy. After the loss of her son, Oliver, she has been following the calling to support others’ grief journeys. Kylee studied Aikido for ten years and is a life-long learner & practitioner of yoga, mindfulness/meditation, along with facilitating emotional growth programs. She formerly worked in the field of International Education as an Advisor and Field Instructor. She holds space with love and compassion while providing expressive therapeutic modalities that encompass meaning-making, mind-body connection, creative exploration, and personal growth. She works with individuals one on one and facilitates grief circles and workshops that focus on ritual therapeutics, ceremony, creativity, connection, and Earth psychology-based healing modalities.
Ben’s Bio: I was raised in the beautiful PNW. My love and passion is deeply connected with vibrational arts, therapy sound, alchemical creations, producing music with-out borders, and a conduit of all global musical genres. For the better part of two decades, I have traveled all around the west coast playing and attending festivals, intimate venues, gatherings, clubs, ect. In all these settings, I have seen and felt the power of vibrational medicine. It has been my desire to bring these Indigenous analog instruments and digital technology into the same space, to dance in harmony, and create a universal container for healing.
About Sacred Vibrations LLC: We are a passionate collective that desires to share these multifaceted healing modalities, to realign our energetic biofield and calm the spirit and mind through sound and vibration. My therapies are designed to embrace and use the power of vibration, that is one of the oldest forms of healing, in activating this medicine, we can heal ourselves, and each other.
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