Natures Rhythm ~ Spring Equinox

SPRING EQUINOX 

Helen - Helen’s Sound Meditation and Laura - Environmental Arts Therapist are looking forward to co-creating events to connect with nature, creativity and sound.

Our first of 2025 Spring Equinox
welcoming the balancing energy of the equinox. The session will give you an opportunity to explore deeper the feelings and connections that may have arisen for you as you journeyed with the sounds.

We will begin with settling for an 
immersive Sound Journey.  

You will then be guided by Laura to co create with nature, following your intuition and tuning in to your response to the sound meditation facilitated by Helen.

There will be a wide range of natural materials for you to use but you will also be invited to explore the therapy garden to reveal, connect and process nature’s rhythms as we gather to honour the turning of the wheel this Spring.

Exploring what may have arisen for you during the meditation - feelings, dreams or memories, through creating with natural objects and sharing your experiences if you choose.

VENUE - The Yoga Barn in the garden of Modbury Therapy Centre, 35 Church Street, Modbury Pl21 0QR

Limited free parking on main road or pay and display Poundwell Meadow Car Park.

(Opposite The White Hart Modbury - No 35 on blue door, which is on the latch, give it a push as can stick, walk through court yard to the little gate, few steps up to garden, Yoga Barn to the left)

PLEASE NOTE we strive to be as inclusive as possible, however, gong baths are not advised for- first trimester of pregnancy - epilepsy -pacemaker

By attending this event you are confirming that you are fit, well and take full responsibility for your health and wellbeing, during and post event.

Refunds - Apologies but refunds are not be given for these events. If for any reason you cannot attend and let us know within 48hr we will offer you the opportunity to reschedule to a future date instead.

"In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they're still beautiful."