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Black Women Join Our Queer friendly. Unapologetically Black Movement Meditation, Somatic Ritual & Sound Bath Rest For Our Joy & Pain.About this Event
Holding Black Joy and Pain is a collective moment. Beloved Black (& Black mixed race) Women of African Descent, trust the movement medicine in your body & use it to reclaim your freedom and joy. This precious space is uniquely dedicated to Black Women's lives thriving together with support and loving acceptance for our unfettered self expression. Resource your soul with conscious movement, somatic healing tools, uplifting affirmations, sound bath deep rest and sounding frequencies that sing to your spirit.
Note:
Adults Black and Black mixed heritage women of African descent only and 100% queer friendly
Bursary places avaliable by application - scroll to the end and click contact organiser.
Move and find stillness with your body's ancestral wisdom and inner guidance with Oya Heart Warrior and journey with deep sound frequencies and sound bath magic to restore and nourish the soul.
You will pour into your wellbeing in a compassionate space of Black women moving, meditating, reflecting and resting in collective freedom. This is a welcoming, loving, non judgemental space for Black mental wealth.
This event is dedicated to the lives of Black women to thrive. There is no need to be a dancer, young, fit, straight, mature, 'normal', spiritual, neurotypical or even feeling 100%. No masking required here!
Note this compassionate space of personal growth is drug, and alcohol free, 100% respectful, and actively queer friendly.
*Some bursary places available on application by contacting the organiser below.
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Event venue & nearby stays
MoreYoga Cannon Street, 40 Queen Street, London, United Kingdom
Tickets
GBP 21.00 to GBP 26.50
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