VALENTINES SOUND CEREMONY

Valentines Sound Ceremony

Transform through self-love

*NEWLY UPDATED – INTERWOVEN SOUND BATH with Cari Burdett and Tanya Devine.

Celebrate Valentine’s by embracing self-love through our transformative sound ceremonies in a space where mind, heart, body, spirit, and soul converge.
 
Key Highlights:
~Settle in at 6:30, Bring your yoga mat/ sheep skin, blankets, pillow and nest into the cosy fire lit yurt.
•Enjoy a Cacao Elixir
•Invitation to set intentions
Our Valentine’s Sound bath will interweave the voices and sounds of Cari and Tanya, with live sound healing instruments played around and over you: gongs, crystal bowls, shakers, drums, bell plates, voices, flutes and Tanya’s gift of the Australian Didjeridus.
Creating a safe deep space for you to dive into, through sound and ceremony.

$40 – $100 – Sliding scale 

Speak to Cari for trade options (food, wood chopping, video editing, garden work…). 

PARTICIPANT TESTIMONIALS

“Cari orchestrated us like true wizardess weaving invisible strings of connection and healing”
“This was one of the most powerful ceremony rituals I have ever been a part of. I wanted so much to be witnessed in my grief and through this I was, and held so deeply, surrounded by community, as we sung back to each other, our rage , our joy , our sadness, our fear. “
“...One of the most profound workshops I’ve ever sat in. The way in which Cari holds space is with both such tenderness and strength. I’ve never felt such deep grief as well as joy simultaneously and been held in it all. There was one particular part in the ceremony where I felt that if we did this more often the world would be a much better place to exist, humans would feel less alone, to feel grief is to feel love and in this container Cari holds space for all these parts to be explored within your own sound."

Valentines Sound Ceremony - Registration

Acknowledgement Statement:

We recognize and respect that we are on the sacred stolen land of the Quw’utsun, Coast Salish peoples. Honoring their teachings, skills, and practices, we strive to connect with nature through crafts and practices from our cultural ancestral heritage. Our activities aim for healing and inclusivity, acknowledging the privilege of white settlers.

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Cari Burdett and The Lila Music Centre respectfully acknowledge that we operate on unceded territory within the ancestral and unceded traditional lands of the Quw’utsun, Malahat, Ts’uubaa-asatx, Halalt, Penelakut, Stz’uminus, Lyackson, Pauquachin, Ditidaht & Pacheedaht Peoples.⁠⁠

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