Since the dawn of time, ancient traditions have taught us that the entire universe is music. Invisible vibrations structure matter, the planets sing in the silence of the cosmos, and each living being emits its own frequency.
Nature itself is an immense symphony orchestra: the sound of the wind in the trees, the buzzing of insects, the song of birds, flowing water, the crackling of fire, the rumble of thunder. The world is a living concert of music and vibrations.

During this gathering at the time of the Summer Solstice, we will take advantage of this pivotal moment, when light reaches its peak before beginning a new cycle, to pause and remember all the music that has marked our lives.

These songs carry memories and emotions. Sometimes a simple tune heard by chance can revive a forgotten era, an encounter, a joy, a sadness, a key moment in our life.

During these three days, we will explore our personal history through the prism of these songs. What melody did we love in our childhood? What music did our parents or grandparents listen to? Which bands accompanied us during our teenage? What songs inspired us? Did we have a musical education? What music do we appreciate today?

The melodies will open the doors to our memory and bring back forgotten stories.

This workshop will be an invitation to listen again and honor the music of our lives, to recapture the stories associated with them, but also to immerse ourselves in the music of life through our connection with nature, the practice of movement, dance, breathing, and the celebration of fire in order to realign ourselves with the melody of our soul and that of the world around us.

On the program

Recap of the music of our lives: An introspective journey through our musical memories.

Toltec breathing and movement practices: To release emotions embedded in the body and reconnect with our energy body.

Walk in nature: Reconnect with yourself through the silence and wild beauty of Cayla.

Solstice fire ceremony: A ritual to honor our journey, release what hinders us, and celebrate the light within us and our community.