Sharing our hearts around the community fire
With Special Guests, The Songweavers!
Friday Sept 24th
Laguna Farm (directions below)
7:30 to 10:00
(7:30 for social time and refreshments--circle starts promptly at 8)
In addition to our regular community sharing of songs and heartfelt expressions, this time
we will be featuring special guests, the Songweavers!
We are so lucky to have them join us for our monthly HeartSing as they travel the
country offering heartfelt, beautiful harmonies and songs from around the world to inspire community. This quote from their website describes perfectly the intention of the HeartSing! event and why it's such an important part of Transition.
"It is our mission is to share our enthusiasm for a re-emerging
awareness of the power of group singing and it’s ability to strengthen connection within a community. We believe that voices raised together in meaningful, harmonic
expression is an intrinsic element of truly sustainable community and supports the building of a new, vibrant culture."
HeartSing! is a monthly community gathering, holding a space for us to
drop deep into our hearts with each other. We open and close the
gathering with this intention and devotion. Poet Julfire and
local troubadour, Whitebear, lead us in our sharing. All musicians,
poets and lovers of the heart are welcome!
Please bring layered clothing, any drinks or snacks you would like to share and
firewood if you have it.
Try to come by 8, but if you need to join us late, please be mindful of the circle protocol in holding a clear heart space; keep chatting, conversation and any information
sharing for after the closing.
All participation in singing or sharing is optional of course. You are free to offer or just listen as you feel moved.
Your Hosts, Julfire (Julia Bystrova)
and WhiteBear
Directions:
Laguna Farm at 1764 cooper rd.
in Sebastopol off HWY 116 near the Marriot
hotel just south of Sebastopol downtown area.
Come in the farm entrance which is
signed and park in the main lot with the solar array. Look for us near the big oak tree in the field.
