Moonscape: Full Moon in Leo
Thursday, January 25
7:30 - 9:30 pm
DAWA HQ
916 Springdale, Bld 4, Ste 109, Austin, TX 78702
About Moonscape
Moonscape ceremonies reconnect us to ourselves, our community, and nature. Each experience is centered around collective themes of each moon cycle. Join us in exploring a facet of the human experience through mind, body, and soul.
What to expect?
This Full Moon in Leo teaches us to be unapologetically ourselves. Connecting with our own inner radiance knows no shame, no fear, no self-censorship. In this ceremony we will be working with the medicine of Damiana, St. John’s Wort and Ginger in the form of a tea blend to connect to our inner light. You will be supported through a guided meditation, Reiki, and a live instrumental soundscape.
How to Prepare
Eat prior to arriving.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat. If you do not have this resource available, please let us know and we can provide you a mat.
Bring any items you may want to place on the altar to charge during the ceremony. Your personal items will be returned to you.
Who is this for?
Many creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers crave time and space to cultivate their intuition and strengthen their connections between self and spirit. By making space to look inward, we deepen our connection to our inner wisdom and open ourselves to receiving insights, downloads, and inspiration from Source. This evening also allows us to refill our cups energetically and feel resourced to continue sharing our gifts with community.
5 free spots will be reserved for community frontliners. If you’d like to nominate a community member, please contact us.
About DAWA
We are partnering with DAWA to host this ceremony in their HQ. DAWA honors, celebrates, and empowers the essential work of BIPOC community frontliners through direct financial support and culturally relevant health-centered programming.
How to get to DAWA HQ
Please plan to arrive 10 minutes early so you have enough time to find parking and sign in. We recommend parking in the back parking lot of Canopy in front of Building 4. The entrance to DAWA HQ is at the back of Building 4 on Gunter St.
Refund Policy
Unfortunately, we cannot accept refunds at this time. If you can no longer attend, please contact us and we can work with you to transfer your ticket to another attendee or provide you with credit to attend another event in the future.
Thursday, January 25
7:30 - 9:30 pm
DAWA HQ
916 Springdale, Bld 4, Ste 109, Austin, TX 78702
About Moonscape
Moonscape ceremonies reconnect us to ourselves, our community, and nature. Each experience is centered around collective themes of each moon cycle. Join us in exploring a facet of the human experience through mind, body, and soul.
What to expect?
This Full Moon in Leo teaches us to be unapologetically ourselves. Connecting with our own inner radiance knows no shame, no fear, no self-censorship. In this ceremony we will be working with the medicine of Damiana, St. John’s Wort and Ginger in the form of a tea blend to connect to our inner light. You will be supported through a guided meditation, Reiki, and a live instrumental soundscape.
How to Prepare
Eat prior to arriving.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat. If you do not have this resource available, please let us know and we can provide you a mat.
Bring any items you may want to place on the altar to charge during the ceremony. Your personal items will be returned to you.
Who is this for?
Many creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers crave time and space to cultivate their intuition and strengthen their connections between self and spirit. By making space to look inward, we deepen our connection to our inner wisdom and open ourselves to receiving insights, downloads, and inspiration from Source. This evening also allows us to refill our cups energetically and feel resourced to continue sharing our gifts with community.
5 free spots will be reserved for community frontliners. If you’d like to nominate a community member, please contact us.
About DAWA
We are partnering with DAWA to host this ceremony in their HQ. DAWA honors, celebrates, and empowers the essential work of BIPOC community frontliners through direct financial support and culturally relevant health-centered programming.
How to get to DAWA HQ
Please plan to arrive 10 minutes early so you have enough time to find parking and sign in. We recommend parking in the back parking lot of Canopy in front of Building 4. The entrance to DAWA HQ is at the back of Building 4 on Gunter St.
Refund Policy
Unfortunately, we cannot accept refunds at this time. If you can no longer attend, please contact us and we can work with you to transfer your ticket to another attendee or provide you with credit to attend another event in the future.
Thursday, January 25
7:30 - 9:30 pm
DAWA HQ
916 Springdale, Bld 4, Ste 109, Austin, TX 78702
About Moonscape
Moonscape ceremonies reconnect us to ourselves, our community, and nature. Each experience is centered around collective themes of each moon cycle. Join us in exploring a facet of the human experience through mind, body, and soul.
What to expect?
This Full Moon in Leo teaches us to be unapologetically ourselves. Connecting with our own inner radiance knows no shame, no fear, no self-censorship. In this ceremony we will be working with the medicine of Damiana, St. John’s Wort and Ginger in the form of a tea blend to connect to our inner light. You will be supported through a guided meditation, Reiki, and a live instrumental soundscape.
How to Prepare
Eat prior to arriving.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat. If you do not have this resource available, please let us know and we can provide you a mat.
Bring any items you may want to place on the altar to charge during the ceremony. Your personal items will be returned to you.
Who is this for?
Many creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers crave time and space to cultivate their intuition and strengthen their connections between self and spirit. By making space to look inward, we deepen our connection to our inner wisdom and open ourselves to receiving insights, downloads, and inspiration from Source. This evening also allows us to refill our cups energetically and feel resourced to continue sharing our gifts with community.
5 free spots will be reserved for community frontliners. If you’d like to nominate a community member, please contact us.
About DAWA
We are partnering with DAWA to host this ceremony in their HQ. DAWA honors, celebrates, and empowers the essential work of BIPOC community frontliners through direct financial support and culturally relevant health-centered programming.
How to get to DAWA HQ
Please plan to arrive 10 minutes early so you have enough time to find parking and sign in. We recommend parking in the back parking lot of Canopy in front of Building 4. The entrance to DAWA HQ is at the back of Building 4 on Gunter St.
Refund Policy
Unfortunately, we cannot accept refunds at this time. If you can no longer attend, please contact us and we can work with you to transfer your ticket to another attendee or provide you with credit to attend another event in the future.
The Practioners
Madeline Vu
Madeline (she/her) is a designer and teacher for heart-centered practices. She works with people all over the world, helping them to embody their truth and step into their highest potential through healing wounds from the past, reconnecting to their inner wisdom, and cultivating practices to live in true joy and abundance. Madeline brings over a decade of integrative coaching with a commitment to the tenet of radical compassion. She specializes in working with the emotional and energetic bodies and is trained in somatic therapies, clairvoyance, and Reiki.
Nina Ho
Nina (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist, gardener, and herbalist in training. She has been a community advocate in Austin for the last 11 years and believes in the transformative power of plants to nourish our mind, body, and spirit.
Daniel Fears
Daniel Fears (he/him) is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist obsessed with evolving and finding new ways to express emotion and feeling. Fears grew up appreciating different musical worlds—the Christian and Gospel music of his family; the R&B, soul, and hip hop his friends introduced to him; and the classical music he studied at The University of Texas and Yale University.
Since his first release as a singer-songwriter in 2020, he’s been nominated for “Best R&B” at the 2023 Austin Music Awards, earned a 2022 Sonic Guild Grant, created an all BIPOC string ensemble to perform his music, and gone on an two international tours performing with Latin-Grammy Nominee Gina Chavez. His latest release, an EP titled “Enough”, is available on all streaming services.