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9/29 | Wilmington Ecstatic Dance ft. Ablyss (2-Hour Journey Set) @ Hope Recovery
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2:00 pm
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Ecstatic Dance
9/21 Wilmington Ecstatic Dance 
September is the time for harvesting the gifts of the year and letting go of what no longer serves us. It’s the time to reflect on how beautiful life can be when we choose to let go.
Navigating life’s transitions can feel overwhelming, but it’s easier when we move together. As we step into the richness of fall, let’s embrace the season’s energy of reflection and release. Join us as we dance away the old and open ourselves to new beginnings.
On Sunday, September 29th, from 2-6 PM, let’s reconnect, build warmth, and shed layers of what’s past in preparation for breathing in the cooler days ahead. This month we welcome our Facilitator, Trish Weber, as she guides us through an opening of breathwork and meditation. Be sure to arrive early, settle into the space, meet our facilitator & our beautiful dance community.
This month we’re excited to welcome one of our favorite local DJs, Alex Blythe a.k.a, Ablyss. Whether you’re new to Ecstatic Dance or a seasoned dancer Ablyss will guide you through a two-hour sound journey that promises to ignite your spirit and open your heart.
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door, and kids enter FREE!Join us at Hope Recovery – 3403 Winston Blvd., Wilmington, NC, and let’s welcome the fall season with joyful movement and a transformative sense of release.
Driving Directions and Parking:Free parking on site!
When
Sunday
2:00 pm
TO
6:00 pm
Frequency
Once a month (Check createmusicart.com for more dates in the area)
Where
3403 Winston Boulevard, Wilmington, NC, USA
How Much
$20
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Dance Guidelines
Ecstatic Dance – 3 Simple Guidelines
1. We Dance without shoes (or: We Dance Barefoot)
This allows us to connect more fully with the Ground (socks are OK)
If you have a physical condition that you need dance shoes, then OK
2. We Dance without words (or: We Dance with Body Language)
This makes it easier to be in a Meditative State
No Verbal Instruction from the Facilitators
No Talking from the Dancers
3. We Dance as We Are
No Drugs/Alcohol, No Phones, No Camera/Video, No Scents, No Expectations, No Judgements, No Shoulds, No Oughts… Just Be Yourself; With Respect for Ourselves, the Space, and One Another.
