Bellingen Story Circle - 'Mirror Mirror'

Welcome to Bellingen Story Circle hosted by Storyteller Nathan Meola

You are invited to awaken your mythic imagination and lose yourself in the twists and turns of fairy tales, legends, and myths that have been passed down through the jaws of our ancestors for generations.

A fun, nourishing, and wholesome evening for the whole family where community comes together to steep in the magic and wonder of ancient stories and the potent medicine of myth. 

These stories contain vital information from other realms, encoded, and delivered directly to the marrow of your bones. They provide a map to help us navigate the deepest and darkest reaches of our unconscious and face off with the dangers and wonders that lurk down there in the shadows.

Men, women, and couples of all ages are welcome for this nourishing and outrageously silly evening of storytelling, ceremony, and connection. Take your imagination for a walk back in time as you are guided on a journey through a new story from deep in the past by storyteller Nathan Meola.

Children are welcome, however the themes and discussions may be of an adult nature.

*What to expect*
Arrive at 6pm to share some food and conversation with the other humans who have gathered. Settle down into one of the lounges, couches, or beanbags, or make a snug nest on the soft rugs. Storytelling starts at 6:30pm followed by a discussion and then we will wrap up by about 8:30pm for some chats and hangs.

*Location*
Shambaba Retreat, Glennifer
The address is 54 Summervilles Rd, Glennifer.

Access through ‘The Promised Lands’ Glennifer Rd and then Gordonville Rd.

*Time and Date*
Thursday 4th July
Doors open 6:00pm
Story starts 6:30pm
Chats, hangs, and food afterwards.

*What to bring*
Bring a snack to share and something comfy to rest your bum on. A mug and a plate might be a nice idea as well. Bring your children or friends or both. 

About Your Host:
Nathan Meola is a travelling storyteller and energy healer weaving between communities sharing the ancient art and craft of storytelling. He helps people connect more deeply with their bodies and awaken their mythic imagination through story, ceremony, and the art of slowing down.