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Join us for a grounding and restorative community gathering in response to the work of artist Uzo Egonu. This session is guided by Jaha Browne, a Sekhem energy healer, sound meditation teacher, and Reiki Master who invites us into a shared space of reflection, healing, and deep listening. 

As we explore the themes within Egonu’s work, particularly his exploration of folklore, mythology and transformation, this session offers a gentle yet powerful opportunity to connect with ourselves and one another through somatic sound and conversation. 

What to Expect 

We warmly invite you to explore Uzo Egonu's work before attending the session. The event will begin with a collective listening of a folktale as read by Chloe Filani, followed by a community sharing circle, where we’ll set both personal and collective intentions and discuss our individual relations to folktales and what we can take from the messages they harbour. This will also be a space to reflect on your emotional and sensory responses to the exhibition.  

Following the circle, we’ll transition into a deep sound meditation. Guided by vibration and resonance, the sound will support you in entering a state of relaxation, release, and energetic realignment helping us attune to our inner rhythms and the shared field of healing. 

Please Note 

This session is not suitable for those in the first trimester of pregnancy, or individuals with low/high blood pressure, cardiac conditions, epilepsy, or those with pacemakers unless cleared by a medical professional. 

What to Bring 

• A yoga mat (some will be available to borrow) 

• Comfortable clothing and layers (body temperature can drop during deep rest) 

• A blanket 

• Eye mask or cloth to cover the eyes 

• A bottle of water 

• A notebook, if you wish to write anything down