Unique event happening next month at the Paremata Boating Club
A few months ago, I had this cool experience - I went to an ancient shamanic drumming event.
It wasn't long before I dropped into a deep lucid-dreaming state. (This is when you're having a dream but you remain awake and aware. )
It was profound.
I meditate most days but I still struggle with getting into 'flow'.
Last January I went to this fun event with Melissa Billington. She runs Ancient Shamanic Drumming Journeys in Auckland.
Sharing with the other participants. I found most, if not all had similar stories.
I loved the journey, which is why I invited Melissa to share it with our community here in Porirua.
This event is open to everyone. It will be a relaxed & fun evening.
And great, if you want to deepen your meditations. This unique experience will stay with you forever.
Where: Paremata Boating Club
When; Wednesday, 19th June from 7pm - 9pm
Tickets: $35 (early bird)
Click on the event below to find out more.
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