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An invitation to participate in a traditional African group steaming rituaL.We will be singing traditional women's songs and working with herbs which cleanse and bring harmony and beauty.
About the event
Many indigenous cultures have community rituals that bring together a tribe, family, or group for a ceremony. This is one such ritual. Join a group of women to sing, clap and elevate the spirit.
African ritual steams are held for many reasons, such as healing, prayer, strengthening, and opening the heart, and are sacred ceremonies designed for physical, emotional, and spiritual cleansing. Participants enter a dome-shaped structure, covered with a temporary cover. Heated stones are placed in the space to generate steam. These rituals use medicinal herbs, gathered in Cape Town or Botswana to support the prayers and song.
These ceremonies are often held for women to connect, share, and support each other, with some gatherings specifically inviting sisters, mothers, and daughters.
Join us to transform into divine harmony using the power of the song to access our four most ancient ancestors: Air, Fire, Water & Earth.
Date Saturday 7 March
Time 5:00 pm – 8 pm
Place Asherah, Hout Bay
Invest: R500 includes light dinner of soup and bread
Bring a swimming costume, a sarong or a towel and warm clothes for after
Run by Helen Michaletos and Sarah Bullen
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Event Venue
5 Stirrup Ln, Extension, Cape Town, 7806, South Africa
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