Dream Seed is a sound healing ensemble created by members of Golden Drum, Sacred Arts Research Foundation, and Didge Project. Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, indigenous music, didgeridoos, crystal singing bowls, bells, gongs, harmoniums, tuning forks and other overtone-emitting instruments are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation. This week’s special guest is Keely Angel!
Participants are led through guided meditations and sound healing practices designed to harmonize body, mind and spirit. Some blankets and yoga mats will be provided but we encourage people to come with extra padding just in case there isn't enough for everyone.
*** Cancelations made the day of the event will not be refunded.
*** We ask that everyone please be respectful and arrive on time. Doors close at 7:45 promptly and no one will be let in after this time.
Suggested donation*: $25
*No one will be turned away for lack of funds; if you wish to pay another amount, you may do so at the door.
http://dreamseedsound.com/
http://goldendrum.org/
Bio
Members of Dream Seed are active organizers of the Golden Drum and the Sacred Arts Research Foundation communities. They are students of Maestro Manuel Rufino, a recognized Taino elder, spiritual guide and ceremonial leader. With his blessing, Dream Seed was created as a vehicle with which to share the music of sacred traditions of the world.
Their affiliations include Made in Prayer, Jungle Cafe and Didge Project.
They have spent over 7 years in a deep study in Brooklyn, NY cultivating their art, music and programs through their practices and disciplines.
Keely Angel
Keely Angel is a musician, visual artist, designer, and teacher of contemplative and embodiment practices. She is inspired by the Indian wisdom traditions of non-dual Tantra and Bhakti yoga. Keely has taught Hatha yoga in New York City since 2012, guiding people of all ages and physical capabilities to find a deeper sense of mind/body integration. Music plays a large role in her spiritual practice, through chanting mantras, medicine songs and prayers from various religions and traditions and through offering kirtan (call-and-response chanting). Keely lives in Brooklyn with her husband Aaron and their daughter Jaya.