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Traditional rattle making ceremony

  • MAAS Building, Philadelphia PA 1325 North Randolph Street Philadelphia, PA, 19122 United States (map)
In this workshop you will craft a traditional corn filled Elk-rattle for ceremonial and healing use.

Rattles are the sound of the North in the medicine wheel. Their sound assimilate the rain therefore a good cleanser of dense energies stuck in body, mind or spaces. They are also used for traveling into other realms, journeying to the North where our ancestors, teachers and guides live.

 

In this workshop you will craft a traditional corn filled Elk-rattle for ceremonial and healing use.  

Once sacred space has been opened and everyone has voiced their presence in the circle we will receive the materials for bringing these tools through. The first step is to make the holes and sew them together. We will be filling them with sand to take the desired shape and let them dry while sharing a health vegetarian lunch (included) and embarking on a journey with Aubrey Howard. With her we will experience Journey Breathwork, a unique blend of embodied movement, breathwork, and shamanic healing for holistic wellbeing.

You can read more about her offerings here.

The final step of assembling the rattles and exchanging the sand for corn will tie the day together.

Exchange is $155 and includes all materials and lunch.

Register by paying in full.

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