Kundalini Yoga, Medicine Songs, Cacao and Amazonian Plant Medicines - Rapéh and Sananga
Join Jenny and Lydia for February’s full moon in Virgo, Saturday 24th February at Greyfriars Charteris Centre in Edinburgh, where we will combine our offerings to bring you an amazing experience of these powerful practices and medicines.
Lydia will open with the indigenous plant medicine of Sananga eye drops, to open the third eye, clear and release heavy energies weighing on the mind.
She will sing medicine chants and prayers to amplify the journey inward.
Jenny will guide a series of kundalini yoga practices, breathwork, and mantra meditations that harness the energy of this full moon to create calm and clarity. This will be followed by deep relaxation and sound.
We will end our practice with a cacao sharing and integration.
There will be an opportunity to receive Rapèh, however this is an add on optional for people that have previously worked with this medicine before, or if someone feels deeply called to receive and that it will benefit them in their intention for the day.
Our last event sold out in two weeks, and spaces are limited, so reach out if you would like to join us. We will run the early bird price of £65 until Sunday 21st January 🙏 £75 afterwards
About these medicines:
Sananga is used in the form of eyedrops and can be a strong, but a short lasting experience. It is a powerful medicine of the Amazon rainforest traditionally used for both physical and spiritual healing used to improve focus, reduce headaches and migraines and cleanse and strengthen you energetically.
Rapéh is a sacred tobacco based snuff & a very important medicine to many Indigenous peoples of the Amazon rainforest. such as the Yawanawa. This powerful medicine has many traditional healing uses and a strong force that has the power to transform your internally into more balance and equilibrium.
Lydia has worked & studied with Rapéh for many years and will serve a tailored dose for those that wish to receive. Rapéh is not a psychedelic. If you are pregnant. have heart conditions or serious mental illness. Rapéh must be avoided.
Lydia is a student of Yawanawá culture and spirituality, having lived in the jungle for sometime now & having a daughter whom is Yawanawá. The Yawanawá Indigenous community live deep in the Amazon jungle & have an ancient tradition of working with sacred medicines like ayahuasca. rapéh and Kambo. She continues to support the communities in ceremonial and fundraising work, as well as helped create a retreat centre there, Emâ Vena.