Winter Solstice Gong Bath & Journalling

21 December 2024 @ 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Join Melanie and Lisa for a meditation and gong bath of relaxation, rejuvenation and healing

Winter Solstice Gong Bath & Journalling

When

21 December 2024
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
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Event cost: Please see website for details.
Event Organiser: Hinoki Forest Bathing
Website: Visit member website
Contact number: 07747866335
Booking Link: Visit member booking link

Where

Abinger Hammer
Sutton Place, Abinger Hammer, Surrey, RH5 6RP

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Winter Solstice Gong Bath: A Celebration of Release, Renewal, and Inner Light

The Winter Solstice marks a powerful cosmic event—the shortest day and longest night of the year. Spiritually, it symbolises the return of the light, a moment of transition from darkness to dawn. This sacred turning point offers profound opportunities for renewal, rebirth, and hope.

As we gather to celebrate the rebirth of the sun, we reflect on months of growing darkness and look forward to the slow return of light. Spiritually, the Winter Solstice invites us to embrace inner transformation—reminding us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always a spark of light and new beginnings awaiting us.

During this time, we are encouraged to release what no longer serves us, much like the trees shedding their leaves in autumn. It is a period for deep introspection, where we look within to acknowledge what we are ready to let go of. By doing so, we create space for fresh energy, new intentions, and personal growth as the light gradually returns.

The Winter Solstice reflects the cyclical nature of life, reminding us of the interconnectedness of all things. It teaches us to honour both the light and the dark, recognising the importance of rest, reflection, and stillness before emerging into growth and action. As we celebrate this solstice, we have the opportunity to align more deeply with the natural rhythms of the earth and to find balance within ourselves.

This is also a time for turning inward, much like nature slows down in winter. The long nights and colder days offer space for stillness, contemplation, and spiritual rest. It is an ideal moment to nurture our inner light, connect with our true selves, and meditate on our personal and spiritual growth.


What to Expect at the Winter Solstice Gong Bath

  1. Release and renewal
    We will begin the evening by embracing the spiritual themes of the solstice and to release what no longer serves us.  Through a guided meditation, we will consciously let go of these burdens, making space for fresh beginnings.
  2. Setting Intentions for the Year Ahead
    As the light returns, we will set powerful personal intentions for the coming year. Whether you seek clarity, balance, or new opportunities, this is the perfect time to plant the seeds of your vision for the months ahead.
  3. Deep Gong Bath Sound Immersion
    The highlight of the evening will be a deeply transformative gong bath, where the vibrations of the gong will guide you into a meditative state of deep relaxation and release. The gong’s resonant sound waves will connect you with your inner light and align with the universal energy of renewal.
  4. Journalling for Clarity and Intention
    Immediately following the sound journey, we will take the opportunity to capture any thoughts, feelings, or insights that may have arisen. Gong baths have the ability to connect us with deeper parts of the subconscious mind. This can bring up symbolic imagery, dreams, or intuitive messages that are often beyond conscious awareness. Journaling right after a gong bath allows us the chance to explore these subtle aspects of the experience, providing an opportunity to unlock deeper meanings and explore hidden aspects of the psyche.
  5. A warming specially curated tea for the Winter Solstice

This Winter Solstice Gong Bath is an invitation to embrace the quiet, sacred energy of this season of transition. Together, we will release the old, welcome the new, and nurture the light that is returning within and around us.

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