A Day of Sacred Sound, Movement & Wisdom
Step into a day woven with deep connection, ancient teachings, and embodied presence.
Pete & Jasmina, Welsh Kirtanees, invite you into a living experience of devotion—through wisdom, music, and movement.
Whether you join for the workshop, the sauna, the Kirtan, or let yourself be carried through it all, this is a space to soften, to deepen, and to meet something timeless within yourself.
AFTERNOON WISDOM TEACHINGS (2:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
Bhaktanada (Pete) will guide us through an immersive exploration of Tantra, Yoga, Hinduism, Sufism, Buddhism, and Gnosticism — not as distant philosophies, but as living, breathing invitations.
Through dance, mantra, sacred music, and open dialogue, we will step into the heart of these traditions, feeling them move through us. This is not a lecture; it is an unfolding, offered in a space of shared curiosity, play, and reverence.
Afterwards, we gather—sharing food, stories, and presence before the evening’s journey continues.
Please bring a dish to share, along with your own plate, cutlery, and cup.
SAUNA, optional (5:45 pm - 6:45 pm)
Let the warmth of the sauna hold you.
This is a time to settle, to let the teachings sink into your skin, to breathe deeply before stepping into the energy of the evening.
Limited spaces, £11 per person
please book in advance HERE,
choose "1 hr communal sauna session" on the sauna booking page, it will automatically open this 9th of March Sauna.
Evening Kirtan (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
As night falls, we gather in song.
Kirtan is more than music, it is a gateway, a remembering. The call and response of voices rising together, the hum of devotion in the air, the quiet dissolving of self into sound. Whether this is familiar ground or your first time stepping into this river, you are welcome.
Bring your voice, your breath, your presence—nothing more is needed.
What to Bring:
- A cushion for sitting
- A reusable water bottle
- Food to share after the workshop (plus your own cup, plate, and cutlery)
- Towel and swimwear if joining the sauna
Come as you are. Leave as you are meant to be.
