Dear Beloved: Connecting to the Love Within

Thursday, Feb 12

7:00pm

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$44 per person

15/15 spots left

In the days leading up to Valentine’s Day, we invite you into an evening of turning inward toward the love that lives beneath expectation, performance, and effort. This gathering includes: 🧘🏻‍♀️ a gentle guided meditation 📓 reflective journaling + a love-letter ritual 💖 a love altar ✨ 🥣 an immersive soundbath featuring gong, bowls, sitar, and more designed to support rest, emotional release, and integration Rather than focusing on romantic love, this experience centers love as presence which is something already within you, waiting to be remembered. We will embody love of the self, love of the Divine, or our Beloved, and love for love's sake. Bring a journal, yoga mat, blanket(s), pillow(s), an offering for the altar (optional // it can be a photo of a loved one, sentimental item, flowers, or crystals). Your Facilitators: Yaman Fejleh Yaman is a Mindfulness & Wellness Coach, Reiki Master, and Breathwork Instructor who has been guiding mindfulness-based experiences since 2017. With a background in meditation, energy healing, and holistic wellness, she helps other connect deeply with their mind, body, and soul. Her sessions blend mindful meditation, breathwork, and immersive sound healing to create a space for release, restoration, and inner clarity. Through her work, Yaman invites participants to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and leave feeling grounded, uplifted, and at peace. Sahar F. Khundmiri Sahar is a sound artist and sitarist whose work bridges Hindustani classical music, Sufi mysticism, and vibrational healing. Rooted in her South Asian, Middle Eastern, and Muslim heritage, she creates immersive soundscapes that evoke a safar, or spiritual journey through sound. Trained in sitar, raga, and voice, Sahar blends classical technique with crystal bowls, chimes, and devotional elements like zikr and Sufi poetry. With a Master's in Religious Studies, her practice draws from the intersections of Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism to create spaces of reflection and rest.

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