The Chanting Circle - Day Retreat

A ONE DAY CHANTING IMMERSION WITH LUCY & DEEPIKA

Let’s spend a day together in the peaceful surrounds of the Botanical Gardens on sacred Yuin land, amongst the trees, birdsong, local wildlife, and like-minded community.

This immersion is an opportunity to deepen your chanting practice, learn new mantras, understand the stories and mythology of the mantras, explore how these mantras relate to your own life and how you can bring them into your daily practice.

The chanting practices will include 108 round mantra japa practices as well as chanting along with harmonium. We’ll also include some gentle yoga and movement practices throughout the day.

Being immersed in this sacred, devotional and powerful practice of connection will bring you back to presence, peace, joy and stillness (your True Self).

This is a safe, non-judgmental and inclusive space where you’re free to let go of any limitations + stories around your voice and what it sounds like. We all have a beautiful inner song to be heard. 

These practices can help to open your voice, so that you can feel more confident expressing yourself, not only through chanting but also in your daily life. Everyone is welcome and there’s no experience necessary. All you need is an open heart and mind.

A whole food lunch, fruit, other snacks, tea, honey and water will be provided (There will be gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options). BYO water bottle, yoga mat, cushion, journal + pen (we’ll have some spare mats if needed).

*This event will be held at the "Spotted Gum Pavilion" inside the Botanical Gardens in Batemans Bay.

ABOUT LUCY LICH

Lucy is a yoga teacher with a special interest in Bhakti yoga and sound healing.

She is passionate about sharing the powerful practices of mantra & sound, and creating experiences for people to reconnect with and remember who they are.

ABOUT DEEPIKA MISTRY

Deepika is a yoga teacher who is passionate about chanting and she likes to incorporate mantra into her classes as well as pranayama and meditation.

Deepika: To me, living yoga means moving through the world being true to ourselves, true to others and true to the wider communities to which we belong.