Please pre-book for catering purposes.

Unfortunately, the devastating effects of the floods continue to impact our community in the most heart rendering ways. Homelessness, family disintegration, financial ruin, incredible trauma and overwhelm. It seems these communities are going to need our support for a long time to come.

For those who attended our last fundraising events, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. They were profound events where we were able to come together to contribute to our community and experience deep connection through the celebration of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine. We moved from stillness to ecstasy and back again.

We are on a journey with our flood relief kirtans;

The first was the 9 Nights of the Goddess, celebrating the Divine Feminine.

Our second, on the 12th June, we dove deep into the power and stillness of the Divine masculine.

Our FINAL flood relief Kirtan on the 17th July celebrates Guru Purnima. It is time to celebrate the innate wise teacher within us.  The part of us that is absolutely in full consciousness. Our essential nature, the Guru within.  

Guru Purnima is a celebration of all great teachers, sages and saints that have walked the planet in service of humanity. In holding their light, they dispelled the darkness and illuminated the path to consciousness.

As we activate the light that we are, we naturally return to our own Divine union.
Alissa Nathaniel, Katie Hearn, Harry Lowe and Adrian Nathaniel will be leading us back to our hearts through chanting the Divine names.

Jasmine will be offering live Devotional painting in the space.
She will have prints available to purchase on the evening.

All proceeds from this event will be forwarded to Flood Relief for Northern NSW affected areas.

Ticket purchase before the night is appreciated so as to assist with catering.

Please remember to park outside the village or on Village Way and walk towards the old Dairy Hall.

Food and chai can be purchased at the event with cash.
Thank you and blessings

Kids are free for kirtan