Bealtaine Bloom with Maggie McKeever
You’re invited to join Maggie for a special Bealtaine practice in the beautiful grounds of Huntly House, Dunmurry.
Bealtaine is the Celtic fire festival through gathering as a community as we embrace the strengthening sun and it’s call to action. The energies of this season call us to move outwards, take steps towards bringing our fiery arrows/seeds of intention to bloom. From an embodiment perspective we’ll be exploring our connection to our solar plexus, our inner sun and expanding into our fullness.
Nature is blooming and it invites us to embody this growth, expansion and blossoming within us.
This gathering will offer practices connecting to the energy of the Bealtaine;
Nature meditation Yoga practices A fire ritual Time for reflection Craic Connection
We hope to spend most of our time outside but this may be weather dependent. Wear weather appropriate clothes and bring anything you need to be cosy; blanket etc.
Although the event runs from 10.00-13.00, the invitation is to bring a contribution for a communal lunch for those who have time to stay.
Places are limited.
Maggie McKeever (she/her) is a Belfast based Yoga facilitator and also has a background working in the community, as well as the Arts and events sector. She is the founder of Tulca, a Community Interest Company with the mission to overcome barriers to communities accessing Trauma-Informed yoga, somatic and mindfulness practices. Maggie’s teaching is influenced by trauma-informed practice, the cyclical wisdom of the Celtic wheel, nature, social justice and rest practices. She is passionate about making yoga accessible, community-based, and finding agency and empowerment both individually and collectively.
Registration begins from 9.30am. On the mat for 9.45am.