Dancing Freedom-July-Air Dance- Billarong

After solstice has passed. When the light is quietly returning — not rushing, just slowly, steadily finding its way back.

This  tender in-between time. The dark has done its work.

Something in us has shifted, even if we can’t quite name it yet. 

This July we take a Dance journey through the lens of Air and it’s nuance's-  with an invitation to feel that turning in your body — to move through what the winter stirred, and to breathe into what is beginning to emerge.

Moving through two waves. Five elements. Five sacred directions of the Medicine Wheel.

With the Invitation to explore the shadow - meeting what we have been holding through the winter season— then rise, carried by breath, into the spaciousness of a season that is slowly, gently opening to  Possibility and Freedom

A Somatic ceremony in Movement, Breath and Community

Diana facilitates Dancing Freedom 2rd Sat of Month in North Narrabeen,

At Billarong Reserve community Hall, Overlooks Narrabeen lake with easy parking off Wakehurst Parkway, lakeside

Surrounded by nature, with the option to dance outside around a fire, under stars, by Narrabeen lake or dance in Hall

Dancing Freedom is a Free Form Conscious Medicine Dance. Taking you on an Elemental Wave Dance through Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether.

Each element provides a unique lens through which participants can explore their physicality, emotions, passions & spiritual dimensions. By embracing the elements,

dancers are invited to embark on a holistic journey self-discovery & healing with invitations to release limitations, connect deeply to self and others, celebrating the

diverse tapestry of human experience.

Ultimately, the integration of these elemental themes with conscious movement, creates transformation, fostering a space for liberation, & authentic connection.

Every guidance is an invitation.

Open invitation to gather around fire after dance and share nourishing food

Wear - layered comfortable clothes

Bring - drinking water (yoga mat optional)

No dance experience necessary 

Barefoot Dance, soft shoes welcome

Drug and alcohol Free event

I acknowledge  the Gai-mariagal  tribe of the Guringai people who's land we dance on

I honour their stories, teachings, ancestors past present and emerging