The Wisdom of the Ancestors

Listening to your heartbeat - Drumming our way home

An evening of drumming and ceremony for all

Sunday, 17 February

5PM - 7.30PM

Rs 500 only

About the event 

Have you been wondering what animism is? Have you felt a certain pull from this word and work? Have you felt a certain calling that seems to resonate with something old, something forgotten, or something dreaming and searching within you?

There is a way of life that brings us in contact with a sacred ancient wisdom so we may start to find our path home. A way of life that our ancestors knew and that acknowledged our connection to everything around us, in this physical plane, in dream and beyond. This wisdom, this way of living, is referred to as shamanism in certain cultures. It brings us in contact with our original power and trust, and with the spiritual world which is protecting, guiding and supporting us.

For the first time at Shoonya, we are organising an open evening, where all are welcome to experience this work. We will meet in the Shoonya Mari studio to drum and connect - to our selves, to our inner songs, to the beat of our hearts and the planet we line in and are a part of.

Bring a drum or rattles or any other instrument if you have one. Most importantly, just bring yourselves. You may ask questions about the work, meet other likeminded souls searching for guidance, grounding and balance. And you can come drum, sing, move and just be, in a safe, held transformative space, in communion within and without.

About the Facilitator 

Béatrice Simmons-Heiz runs a private practice in Shamanic and fragrance work in her “Attara” Atelier in Switzerland. She has worked with different Shamanic teachers and healers, which includes the 'Teacher Training' and 'Medicine for the Earth' with Sandra Ingerman and she is an Initiated Pathfinder and an ordained Elder of the Wolven Path Tradition. She has extensive experience in group and individual Shamanic work. She is connected worldwide with Shaman communities and is offering her work in different countries.