Event: Celebrating the Soul of Mother Earth Ceremony & Outdoor Drum Circle
Date: Sunday, May 24
Location: Residential home eight minutes North East of Oshawa
Time: 7:00 p.m
Admission: $10.00
Refreshments Served: YES
To Register Please Call: Call Julie @ 905-666-8238
What’s it all About?: Celebrate the soul of Mother Earth by expressing your gratitude and offering blessings. This keeps us grounded and helps us stay conscious of the gifts we are given. Hug a one hundred year old tree, make a percussion instrument from nature and howl out loud.
Do participants bring their own drums?: You do not have to have a drum or know how to drum to be part of this event. There are a variety of drums and percussion instruments to share throughout the evening. We drum from the heart.
What’s it all about? Julie channels messages by intuiting personal symbols and images containing meaningful information. Her messages offer validation, support for personal and spiritual growth and answers about life’s questions regarding career, relationships and finances. Julie’s readings are a personal and effective way to connect to the heart and soul’s desire for a happier, healthier, more prosperous and fulfilling life.
Where: Durham Region Waste Management Centre: 4600 Garrard Rd. Whitby.
Time: 9 am to 1 pm
Event: Residents are encouraged to bring forward “good quality” items which will be transferred for use by Habitat For Humanity ReStores, Canadian Diabetes Association, Goodwill and Salvation Army. Please Note: Hazardous waste, unwanted electronics, items that are overly worn, used or in disrepair will not be accepted. Your cooperation is appreciated… :)
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