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Hip Hop Yoga Cipher Tomorrow Evening: The Huntress -Event

Full Moon Hip Hop Yoga Cipher 
The HUNTRESS 


Friday February 22nd
7-10PM (get there at 6 to network and vibe)
 

Our February Full Moon Ritual creates space for summoning and praising the Goddess Diana (Moon Goddess of the Hunt) whose wisdom will guide us toward our goals. Diana aka (Artemis from Greek Mythology, Bast from Egyptian Mythology) encourages womxn to move into their true power and promotes equality for all souls. Astrologically, this is a time of completing a cycle that began with the civil rights and women’s rights movement, we embody these archetypal Huntress qualities in our own selves and lives through our sacred arts ritual.

Together we honor our healing paths by coming together to drink Cacao Lab’s ceremonial cacao, cypher (elevate in circle) with positive intention and dance furiously fueled by ancestral winds of time eternal. Bring a drum or a bell. We will sing in sacred rhythm together.

Come vibe with us, get your MC-on... no hip hop experience necessary...Optimal root chakra medicine for those returning home to indigenous ways. You don't have to be a "rapper" to participate and all levels welcome. But you definitely will learn the ways of the “emcee” Our circle work is "heart math” and human sacred geometry


Led by native New Yorker and renown conscious hip hop artist/composer MC "Make Change" Undakova and his partner Katie aka High Prieztezz Or Nah* (A Yogi, Scribe and Spiritual Gangsta) Creative Directors at Ultracultural Others: Urban Mystery Skool.

Special Guest: Charlotte Cwikowski leading a brain dance and other goodies for us to get grounded into our bodies.

Exchange $25
R.S.V.P. with your $25 deposit via Venmo to
@ultracultural-others or email ultraculturalothers@gmail.com

Private Manhattan location will be sent in your confirmation email

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