Time & Location
06 Jun 2021, 17:40 – 21:40 BST
Online
Guests
About The Event
A change for "Breathespace"
1st Sunday monthly
group
for healing trauma,
Because we care,
We open the doors at 5:45
We meet and Welcome you at 6:00
We share a our wisdom 6:30
Rest Break 7:45
Energy Healing with Muna And Usu'ra 8:00
Close 8:30
Please note that the timing of the event allows for those resident in the USA to participate.
Sessions on Sunday will start at 6pm
(UK - GMT) (1am US - EST)
About the event part 1:
Beginning Again
“When we live an embodied and integrated life, we can hold the essence of the Cosmos within us thus creating a life of love and connection to ourselves and with the world around us.”
We warmly invite you to join us as we create an inclusive community of practice for deepening our work ahead together. This event will be a closed, safe space, for People Of Colour to come together, heal, and be empowered. Together, through inquiry, talks and mindfulness practices, discussion, and sound energy healing and shamanism.
- We explore heart-level intention to humanize personal and collective trauma.
- We explore patterns around noticing, accepting, investigating and confronting bias and facing injustice - in our daily lives and the world.
- We examine how mindfulness supports all of us, inwardly and outwardly, to create a equitable world without compromising equanimity, compassion and our experience of common humanity.
- To raise awareness of trauma imprints and to lend context to experiences often pathologized rather than understood within a broader ecology of relationships and events.
- Somatic (body-first) approaches are central in our healing and reconnection.
Rhonda Magee -
Mindfulness teacher
Whether we are new to practicing mindfulness or have been practicing for years, whether we are feeling heartbroken or relatively at ease, how do we engage every moment as a chance to begin again? In this talk, Rhonda Magee will invite reflecting on what gets in the way of the peace of simply being alive, and on awareness and inquiry practices for re-grounding every moment in belonging and joy.
Professor of Law at the University of San Francisco and an internationally-recognized thought and practice leader. Having studied with teachers including Jon Kabat Zinn, Rhonda teaches mindfulness-based interventions, awareness, and compassion practices from a range of traditions. Shey sees mindfulness meditation as key to personal, interpersonal, and collective transformation. In 2021 Rhonda will make a return visit to Parliament in an event hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Mindfulness, and curated by Mindfulness Initiative and MNPC.
About the event Part 2:
The gift of Intuitive sound and energy healing
By Muna Light & Usu’ra
Muna is a sound healer who has worked organically with her voice incorporating: crystal healing, sound baths, meditation, organic shamanism for over 25 years.She works with healing Hertz, vocal toning, crystal singing bowls, SomaEnergetics full-body tuning, other sound instruments, celestial realms and various other healing modalities.Integrating them as channelled through her, and as she works with you, her guides and yours to restore self-love and align you with your highest good. Healing at a cellular level and shifting energetic blocks or traumas that no longer serve you from your auric field inwards.
Usu’Ra is a Transformational Energy healer, Shamanic - Mesa Carrier - Practitioner & Healer, Medicine Storyteller, Teacher and Creative Wellbeing Facilitator. She works with individuals and groups to help shed the emotional loads and burdens that we have all been carrying for so long. Her work involves assisting the unravelling and releasing of the past, transforming the shadows into the light and bringing magic and joy back into our everyday lives through spiritual nourishment and connection to our own innate wisdom. From this place, she supports the learning and the opening up of a new dream - one full of health and healing, personal peace, joy, empowerment, gratitude, humour and love.
Hosted by
William and Hakim
William is the founder and director of the Mindfulness Network for People of Colour, the UK’s leading organisation looking at ways in which mindfulness can be more culturally adaptive, inclusive, and trauma-sensitive for people of colour. He is a psychotherapist with a focus on child adverse conditions, including the challenges and the effects of ‘absent fathers’ on identity, transition and belonging.
Hakim is a qualified teacher and special educational needs coordinator. He lived and worked in The Gambia for eleven years, where he set up a school and charitable foundation for young people. He first discovered meditation in 1992 at a retreat with the London Buddhist centre and has since qualified to teach mindfulness through .b and the Youth Mindfulness programme. As a parent of five children (now adults) Hakim runs groups for parents and has been trained to deliver EHCAPs Mindful Emotion Coaching for parents and teenagers. He supported the 2018 Ibme retreat. Hakim is interested in continuing to develop mindfulness within schools and the wider community. He hosts a local community weekly radio show, engaging with music and poetry and showing how these can support mindful practice and provide opportunities to pay attention differently.
The 7 intentions from the heart
· Our sessions are both unique and provided by inspiring teachers with give from their heart and professional experience.
· We engage in somatic practices and tools to engage our body intelligence and healing capacity
· Engagement and promoting curiosity and non-judgment on how to re-imagine how we live & relate with pain and trauma
· Opportunities to connect with all of our experience and welcome others from the heart.
· Creative, engaging, innovative ways of connecting back to sounds through crystal bowles experience
· Paradigm-shifting ideas and perspectives, and exploration of other ways of knowing and being in our bodies and in relationship
· Experiential atonement and alignment through sound and energy healing and energy shifting and clearing
Economic Solidarity
We aim to make this retreat accessible to all people of colour, regardless of their financial /personal circumstances. For most people we suggest that the standard or concessionary rate of £20/£10 will be most appropriate. However if your financial are circumstances allow, we invite to send us an email for a free ticket. This is on a 'first come, first served basis' and requires just a simple request.
Cost: £10 members or £20 Standard or £50 support us
Free with Breathworks annual membership
Mission Statement :
The MNPC mission is to provide accessibility and transformational tools for people of colour
Breathespace guest speakers list
June 6th : Rhonda Magee
August 1st : Skywalker Payne and Muna and Usu'ra
September 5th : Breathwork taster session for 8 week course
October 3rd : Professor Cre Dye
November 7st: Dr Erica McInnis
January 3rd : Skywalker Payne and Muna and Usu'ra
March 6th : Eugene Ellis- the race conversation
Sponsorship
Your sponsorship of this event would be invaluable in helping to make this and our other events possible and accessible.
The Breathspace 1st Sunday group requires the work of a team of volunteers who freely give their time over several months for the benefit of the POC community. Please email us and we will be happy to take you through the sponsorshiop process. Contributions of any amount would be much appreciated. You may also specify whether you wish your sponsorship to be used specifically to provide free spaces for others.
Info@mnpc.co.uk
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