About this Event
The well being of all life on earth depends on the power of frozen water. The Arctic and Antarctic contain the realms of the melting and freezing which powers the winds and continues to bring (hopefully) the benevolent conditions for life.
Here in the southern desert, the transformative cold is only a memory. At this same time, winter megastorms pummel the north land. We honor the balance between the freezing and the melting. We honor the mysterious phase change, the life-giving energy dynamic, of the contrarian water who floats as a solid, unlike all most all other substances. Our wellbeing depends upon frozen water that will continue to melt during the warming season.
On Saturday, April 25 we will become the mystery and memory of one of the very few days, here in the winter of Tucson, when water that froze was collected. As the frozen becomes liquid in our hands, we will anoint our third eye and allow the rhythms of the drum journey to inform us of the power that exists in simple, often overlooked phenomena that is vital for life force. Water in all of its forms is sacred.
Donations are accepted. All are welcome.
Hosted by Jacob/Hawko
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
326 S Wilmot Rd, 326 South Wilmot Road, Tucson, United States
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