What's on: Earthing Drawing Club - Saturday 14 March
Come home to that vast space within you in this afternoon retreat — with Tibetan Yoga, grounding meditations, nature immersion, sketching or journaling session with music + cacao, and a rejuvenating sound bath.
If you have a problem, project, business or creative endeavour you want solutions for, learn ways to tap into your inner wisdom and tune in to the creations, ideas & direction that wants to come through you at this time.
No experience in the arts or yoga necessary — this is about drawing out the whispers of your soul. You’ll be guided by holistic and creative facilitators to relax, ground, play and take away new daily supportive practices.
If you spin many plates all at once, you depend on your creative mind –– even if you don’t work in the arts. In our fast-paced world, coming home to our bodies, inner space and the Earth will help nourish us to overcome our challenges.
LIMITED SPACES ONLY
AUCKLAND DOMAIN
WET WEATHER ALTERNATIVE DATE: 21 March Saturday
- Fully refundable within morning of the event (for wet weather only) and if you can't make the wet weather alternative date.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS SALE - ENDS 7 MARCH
- General sales normal ticket price starts 8 March
Register here: www.facebook.com... or bit.ly...
About your facilitators:
Brian Berneman is the co-founder of Conscious Action and You Being You as well as working as a wellness and spiritual coach and facilitator.
From an early age he was introduced to different teachings and traditions that opened up endless possibilities. After learning multiple healing techniques, Brian immersed himself in studies of Tibetan Buddhism and Tibetan Yoga and Meditation practice for a few years at Ratna Ling Retreat Center in California. This direct experience of living in a way that's more aligned with community, self-responsibility, respect, and compassion has inspired Brian to be a leader for new ways of being, through connecting to Self and others.
He is a master of healing techniques like Reiki and Del Arca, and runs Tibetan yoga classes and sound journeys in various studios in Auckland. Brian aims to help people find ways to connect with their inner resources, grow, develop, change and lead a more balanced and meaningful life.
Further information: brianberneman.com
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Meghan Geliza Jackson (Meghan Jackson Art) is an earth pigment painter, creative director, meditation facilitator and holistic practitioner. She creates paintings foraged and handmade from earth pigments created for personal, collective and planetary well-being. She creates to mirror oneness, healing and serenity amidst the chaos and fragmentation of this modern world.
She has been a meditation and mindfulness practitioner for two decades and in 2012 had her first kundalini experience. She studied the yogic and intuitive arts ever since, drawing from paths and lineages such as yoga, buddhist philosophy, ancient feminine paths, cacao & shamanic lineages, lightbody activations and sound healing. Her private work has been said to be lifting, transmuting and expansive. She studied under spiritual change agents including Belinda Davidson and Rebecca Campbell and she firmly believes in creating experiences to let people find the healer and teacher within themselves.
Further information: meghanjacksonart.com
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30.2% The sting of a fine (Money talks!)
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69.8% The threat of demerit points (Nobody wants to lose their license!)
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17% Yes
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65.4% No
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17.6% A little
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