Moonscape: New Moon in Aquarius
Friday, February 9
6:30 - 8:30 pm
H’or London
Brixton, London
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?
The New Moon in Aquarius calls us to radically transform and embody the most evolved version of ourselves. This is an opportunity to revolutionize our lives from the inside out and allow the inner work we’re doing to transform every aspect of our realities.
In this ceremony, we’ll be sitting in a short Green Tara Sadhana, a meditation practice in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, and move our bodies with an energizing Vinyasa yoga flow. We will end with journaling to explore concepts of individual and collective liberation.
As a fully enlightened female buddha, Green Tara is an archetypal embodiment of the enlightened essence of mind – in particular, the qualities of mother nature, protection, and nurturing courage. When we connect to her qualities, we embody these qualities within ourselves and become empowered to help others who experience oppression in all forms.
This Green Tara practice is made widely available to anyone who wishes to connect to the teachings of Tara through Lodrö Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist monk, with texts completed by his student Rachael Wooten, PhD. To practice this specific sadhana, you do not have to be formally initiated into these Buddhist teachings. Just come with an open mind and heart.
How to Prepare
Wear comfortable clothing for movement.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. If you do not have a yoga mat available, please let us know and we can provide you one.
Bring a journal and something to write with.
Who is this for?
This ceremony is open to creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers of all genders. The Vinyasa yoga flow emphasizes breath, presence, and energizing movement for all levels. If you have questions or requests for accessibility needs, please contact us.
About H’or London
Our location partner is H’or London, a home studio for intersectional feminist practices and a container for events and workshops at the intersection of health, art, and socially engaged practices.
How to get to H’or London
H’or is a 15 minute walk from the Brixton underground (Victoria Line) or Clapham North (Northern Line). It is near the 35, 37, 59, 159 and a host of other bus routes through Brixton.
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.
Friday, February 9
6:30 - 8:30 pm
H’or London
Brixton, London
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?
The New Moon in Aquarius calls us to radically transform and embody the most evolved version of ourselves. This is an opportunity to revolutionize our lives from the inside out and allow the inner work we’re doing to transform every aspect of our realities.
In this ceremony, we’ll be sitting in a short Green Tara Sadhana, a meditation practice in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, and move our bodies with an energizing Vinyasa yoga flow. We will end with journaling to explore concepts of individual and collective liberation.
As a fully enlightened female buddha, Green Tara is an archetypal embodiment of the enlightened essence of mind – in particular, the qualities of mother nature, protection, and nurturing courage. When we connect to her qualities, we embody these qualities within ourselves and become empowered to help others who experience oppression in all forms.
This Green Tara practice is made widely available to anyone who wishes to connect to the teachings of Tara through Lodrö Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist monk, with texts completed by his student Rachael Wooten, PhD. To practice this specific sadhana, you do not have to be formally initiated into these Buddhist teachings. Just come with an open mind and heart.
How to Prepare
Wear comfortable clothing for movement.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. If you do not have a yoga mat available, please let us know and we can provide you one.
Bring a journal and something to write with.
Who is this for?
This ceremony is open to creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers of all genders. The Vinyasa yoga flow emphasizes breath, presence, and energizing movement for all levels. If you have questions or requests for accessibility needs, please contact us.
About H’or London
Our location partner is H’or London, a home studio for intersectional feminist practices and a container for events and workshops at the intersection of health, art, and socially engaged practices.
How to get to H’or London
H’or is a 15 minute walk from the Brixton underground (Victoria Line) or Clapham North (Northern Line). It is near the 35, 37, 59, 159 and a host of other bus routes through Brixton.
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.
Friday, February 9
6:30 - 8:30 pm
H’or London
Brixton, London
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?
The New Moon in Aquarius calls us to radically transform and embody the most evolved version of ourselves. This is an opportunity to revolutionize our lives from the inside out and allow the inner work we’re doing to transform every aspect of our realities.
In this ceremony, we’ll be sitting in a short Green Tara Sadhana, a meditation practice in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, and move our bodies with an energizing Vinyasa yoga flow. We will end with journaling to explore concepts of individual and collective liberation.
As a fully enlightened female buddha, Green Tara is an archetypal embodiment of the enlightened essence of mind – in particular, the qualities of mother nature, protection, and nurturing courage. When we connect to her qualities, we embody these qualities within ourselves and become empowered to help others who experience oppression in all forms.
This Green Tara practice is made widely available to anyone who wishes to connect to the teachings of Tara through Lodrö Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist monk, with texts completed by his student Rachael Wooten, PhD. To practice this specific sadhana, you do not have to be formally initiated into these Buddhist teachings. Just come with an open mind and heart.
How to Prepare
Wear comfortable clothing for movement.
Feel free to bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. If you do not have a yoga mat available, please let us know and we can provide you one.
Bring a journal and something to write with.
Who is this for?
This ceremony is open to creatives, intuitives, and community caretakers of all genders. The Vinyasa yoga flow emphasizes breath, presence, and energizing movement for all levels. If you have questions or requests for accessibility needs, please contact us.
About H’or London
Our location partner is H’or London, a home studio for intersectional feminist practices and a container for events and workshops at the intersection of health, art, and socially engaged practices.
How to get to H’or London
H’or is a 15 minute walk from the Brixton underground (Victoria Line) or Clapham North (Northern Line). It is near the 35, 37, 59, 159 and a host of other bus routes through Brixton.
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
Ashley Langham
Ashley (she/her) is a writer, entrepreneur, clairvoyant, and yoga and meditation teacher. She started her professional career as a compliance and operational risk officer in investment banking. Her ultimate mission is to nurture inclusivity, celebrate diversity, and foster equity while maintaining high levels of integrity across every facet of her work, bridging polarities between what it means to be both human and Divine. Her work aims to deconstruct and decolonize harmful systems of oppression to foster more healing, love, and wholeness on the path to liberation.
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, TX for the last 11 years and believes in the transformative power of plants to nourish our mind, body, and spirit.