Dream Weaving is a collaboration between Nicole Benisch and Asa Angel. It began as a completely improvised class shared in an upstate NY farmhouse for a private birthday celebration, and has evolved into an impactful offering rooted in the rhythms of Mother Nature; incorporating journey meditation, reiki and sound healing.
There is so much magic to be found in observing Nature’s unfolding rhythms, and in mirroring that energy in our lives, rituals, and magical practices. This is especially true during the seasonal transitions along the Wheel of the Year. Think of the liminal space in between sleeping and waking. A butterfly right before it begins to emerge from its cocoon. Between each precious breath in and out. Spaces of infinite creative possibility! By gathering together to embrace the unique liminality of each seasonal shift, we create a space where magic and transformation can unfold. We allow ourselves to be nourished and replenished, preparing for the season ahead.
In a Dream Weaving gathering, we will journey together through meditation and sound to honor the sacred turning of the seasons. Guided by Asa, you will embark on a journey meditation, exploring the depths of your being to reflect on what is gestating within, what needs clearing, and what you are ready to nurture in this new cycle. Meanwhile, Nicole will weave a tapestry of sound, enveloping you in the ethereal vibrations of crystal alchemy singing bowls, melodic vocals, shruti box and koshi chimes. As you bask in this symphony of healing resonance, Asa will infuse the space with the restorative energy of Reiki, nurturing and supporting you on your journey of introspection and renewal.
Together, we will embrace the themes of the season. This is a time for deep inner work and quiet celebration, so come as you are, dressed in comfy attire fit for a journey of the soul. Bring with you a journal or notebook, as well as something the write with, and let us honor the magic of Mother Nature.
Our next session with take place on Thursday February 6th at 7p est on Zoom, in celebration of Imbolc, the mid-point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox.
