SUMMER SOLSTICE
Rebirthing:
11 Day Portal
"Unloading Your Pain & Fear"
for Prosperity and Perpetual Strength
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June 11th - 21st
Daily: 7:00 am - 8:00 AM PT
+ 3 hrs ET
+ 9 hrs CET
NEW!
HD Livestream + HD REPLAY
Exchange:
Sliding scale donation
*Please note - a donation is required to participate
More info:
Cross the Summer Solstice with intention. Prepare yourself for the solar zenith.
Join us as we celebrate the most important day of the year, and the most powerful day for clearing your psyche- The Summer Solstice.
The longest day of the year, the solar energy on the Summer Solstice supports expansion and deep healing, especially through group practice and community.
The activating energies of summer solstice energize our potential for prosperity, opportunity, and creativity- a perfect time-space portal to practice this powerful Rebirthing Kriya. Set your intentions for the year to come. Imprint your aura with your vision, your future, and the future of our planet. Become new again. Free yourself from the layers of illusion; insecurity, fear, and defeat. Rise into your resilience, confidence, and perpetual victory.
This is a special opportunity to accelerate your consciousness, utilizing the amplified solar energy that only occurs once a year... On the Summer Solstice.
What's a Rebirthing?
In Kundalini Yoga, a “Rebirthing” refers to several specific kriyas that Yogi Bhajan gave. Using specific breathing techniques and meditations, these rebirthing kriyas are designed to release past trauma and emotional blocks. These practices aim to heal the subconscious mind and promote clarity and self-empowerment, to help us live a more fulfilled and vibrant life.
What to expect:
We go live promptly at 7:00 am Pacific Time each morning.
You can expect 1-2 warm up exercises or a short kriya before we begin our rebirthing series. The warm ups are usually followed by a short 5-10 min inspirational share from Manpreet. The re-birthing series itself is about 31 minutes long, and suitable for all levels. We end the session with a long Sat Nam.
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