Advertisement
ᴛʜᴇ ᴀʀᴛ ᴏꜰ ᴄᴇʀᴇᴍᴏɴʏ“A ritual can give meaning.
Meaning can restore a sense of belonging.
A sense of belonging connects us to the wider human being we are, beyond ourselves.
And that’s where peace resides.”
We invite you to a one-day workshop on The Art of Ceremony—learning how to craft meaningful ceremonies in times of transformation.
In this workshop, we will explore the Art of Ceremony by learning tools to create both personal and collective rituals, while holding space for one another.
We believe this is an essential skill for navigating the challenges of today. The space will be facilitated by Noga Maivar, internationally renowned for her family constellation and Focusing therapy work.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
Date & Time: 20th of October 24, starting 10AM - 5PM (including a 1-hour break)
Location: Life Artists Hub Berlin, Milastraße 4, 10437 Berlin
Pricing: normal price 65€, supporter 85€, reduced 45€ (limited)
please self-assess based on your financial capacity
Registration: spots are very limited! Please register in advance with Mattea via: Email: [email protected] or WhatsApp: +49 156 79434849
Please bring a contribution for the shared lunch buffet.
WHY THESE TIMES ASK FOR CEREMONIES
The harder it is to contain reality, the more we need rituals that mediate it.
You can do rituals alone, but in solitude, we only meet our own resources and wounds. Alone, we may not have enough to meet the difficulty, contain it, and heal ourselves.
Group rituals offer something more: they synchronize us with a sense of togetherness. When we participate in a group, we tap into a larger human network. Here, it is possible to let go and feel a deeper sense of belonging and security.
A group ritual invites us to become part of a collective body, where we are more likely to encounter new resources (and wounds). It can awaken the wound of our belonging and visibility, or our tendency to care only for others. Yet, with awareness, it helps us move beyond our personal consciousness, expand beyond our habitual patterns, and become part of something greater.
This year, group rituals are especially important. The trauma we face is tied to unsafe human spaces. Creating a safe, nurturing social space can restore breath, trust, and relaxation. Humans have always lived in groups—tribes, nations, and families. In our collective memory, this is how we know to heal deep fractures.
ABOUT NOGA MAIVAR
Noga Maivar (M.A.) is an internationally renowned facilitator of workshops, courses, and ceremonies, as well as an organizational consultant. She is a pioneer of the Focusing method and a somatic therapist with over 22 years of experience working with individuals and couples, specializing in relationships, sexuality, and intimacy. Noga is also known for her profound work in family constellation and is the founder of Ogen school for training in the field of Embodiment oriented Constellations.
Her study of ceremonies began academically, in the fields of sociology and anthropology, and deepened through her work with clients and her communities . She believes that learning to hold space for one another through ceremony is one of the most valuable tools we can have in our times.
ABOUT MATTEA LUNA
Mattea Luna (B.A.) studied anthropology and now works as a group facilitator, bodyworker, and musician. She has been holding a variety of ceremonies for the past 7 years and will support the organization of this space. As a musician, Mattea will contribute by sharing her music during the workshop, enriching the ceremony with her creative expression.
We are really looking forward to diving into the realms of ceremony with you!
Advertisement
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Life Artists Creators HUB, Milastraße 4, 10437 Berlin, Deutschland,Berlin, Germany
