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With open hearts, we warmly invite you to a special community gathering to celebrate the opening of our beautiful new Ocean Temple in Thirroul!This gathering is an opportunity to come together with love, gratitude and intention as we welcome a new chapter for Midnight Garden Temple. Together, we'll bless this beautiful new sanctuary and the many meaningful connections, experiences and transformations yet to unfold within it.
Join us for an evening of friendship, connection and celebration overlooking the ocean. Reconnect with familiar faces, welcome new ones, share stories, laughter and simply enjoy the beauty of being together in community.
We may also be blessed with some beautiful live music and kirtan, bringing the joy of song, sound and devotion into our evening.
Please bring a plate of yummy food to share for our potluck dinner. Please no alcohol.
Friday 30th October | From 6pm
The Ocean Temple, North Thirroul Beach
Community Contribution: $10 per person
Your $10 contribution helps support the ongoing creation of these gatherings and allows me to continue holding beautiful spaces, experiences and offerings for our growing community. Thank you for being part of making this possible.
These gatherings are a beautiful reminder of the importance of coming together, nurturing meaningful connections and celebrating the community we continue to grow.
All open hearts are welcome, whether you're a familiar face or joining us for the first time.
I can't wait to welcome you into this beautiful new sanctuary and celebrate the beginning of something special together!
With love and gratitude,
Allison ♥️
Midnight Garden Temple
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