Upcoming Group Events
HOMECOMING
Cacao ceremony & Breathwork
Saturday 11th of April at 14:00 | Namasté Studio | Leiden
Life gets loud.
We move fast, juggle responsibilities, respond to everyone else’s needs, and keep going, often without noticing how far we’ve drifted from ourselves.
We end up living mostly in our heads, planning, thinking, managing, while our body quietly (or not so quietly) carries stress, tension, and emotions we haven’t really had time or made space to feel.
This edition of Homecoming is an invitation to pause. Not to become someone new or to fix yourself, but simply to come back to yourself, to your body, to your breath. The one we often can’t hear underneath the noise.
Heartwaves
Cacao, Breath & Sound
Sunday 26th of April at 14:00 | Kula Studio | Rotterdam
A 3-hour immersive ceremony where cacao, breath, voice, movement, and live music weave together into a deeply restorative experience.
The afternoon unfolds slowly : sipping cacao, gentle breathing, optional movement, and voice, before settling into a long, immersive live sound bath.
Singing bowls, drums, guitar, and voice create waves of sound that move through the body, helping the nervous system soften and settle into a rare kind of rest.
Nothing to achieve, nothing to figure out. Just receive.
Just space to lie down, receive, and let your whole sysem unwind.
HOMECOMING
Cacao ceremony & Breathwork
Saturday 16th of May at 14:00 | Gaia Center | Rotterdam
A Breathwork & Cacao Ceremony to release tension, soften control, and allow movement back into the body
We don’t always notice how much we’re holding : our emotions, the whole household organization, this project at work.
We show the version of ourselves that feels acceptable, composed, in control. The one that is reasonable, remains calm (on the outside) under pressure, the one that keeps going.
But over time, that holding starts to show up : in the body as tension and exhaustion, in the mind as overthinking, in our relationships as things left unsaid.
We learned early on that it was safer to contain than to express. So this edition of Homecoming is about gently shifting that pattern, by creating enough safety in the body for things to start moving again. Because beneath the holding, there is energy that never got to complete its cycle : emotion that didn’t have space, impulse that was paused, breath that was restricted.
And when that begins to move, something changes : the body softens, the mind quiets, there is more space to feel, respond, and choose.
