Every other month, a sacred space opens for genuine personal growth – carried by the energy of our spiritual sisters and brothers. This afternoon is meant for people who already know my work and take good care of themselves – who live a healthy spiritual hygiene, so that no burdening or sickening energies are carried into the shared space.

This is not esoteric entertainment. It is the real honoring of, and work with, divine energies. The only sin we can commit toward our creator is holding back our own distinct light instead of carrying it into the world and making it a little better.

I offer myself as a channel and vessel for healing and divine energies, initiating and supporting processes both individually and within the group. Archangels and other loving, compassionate divine helpers from all times and cultures accompany and carry this work. Channeled songs, words in the Old Language, and → shamanic work are part of it, alongside → Jin Shin Jyutsu, movement, dance, spiritual journeys, and sound meditation and journeys – whatever the field calls for in the moment.

Two special sound elements often accompany the afternoon:

Vedic Tabla Healing Music by Shyam Kumar Mishra – one of India’s most distinguished tabla players. The ancient rhythms for each of the chakras draw from the Vedic healing tradition and resonate through body, mind, and soul.

Sacred Peruvian Whistling Vessels – sounds of psychoacoustically tuned clay vessels from a tradition over two thousand years old, opening states of consciousness beyond the ordinary. → History and effect of the Whistling Vessels

What this afternoon is deliberately not: a seminar with partner exercises or any pressure to open up – and certainly not a place for spiritual curiosity or entertainment. It is a space for people in a real, matured process. The atmosphere is warm and familial – with space for questions, silence, or laughter. Everyone remains in their own process – and yet we often meet here not only as people, but as companions.

For those who wish, we conclude the afternoon with a cozy dinner at the nearby Restaurant Hofgarten. Seating is limited to 8 people – please let me know with your registration if you would like a spot reserved.