Preparing for Shakti Pot
Contemplations prior to Shakti Pot:
When did you last unselfconsciously make sound? Singing, humming, toning, even a simple sigh.
Do you have a story you carry about being “too much”?
Where in your body do you sense the urge to hold back? What is the sensation like?
What would it mean for you to let yourself be witnessed in freedom, expression, and aliveness rather than composure, withdrawal, uncertainty?
What’s the difference between performing and transmitting?
What happens in you when you create space and listen to what’s alive in others?
Is there a quality of aliveness in you that’s quieter than your loudness? One that maybe doesn’t get as much attention?
What are you bringing into the pot? (Not what you hope to get — what you’re offering.)
What would make this ceremony feel complete for you?
Shaktip Pot Ceremony
You will be stepping into a communal experience with the two of us, and up to three other guests.
On the day of:
Allow for at least 3 hours of digesting your last food before arriving.
Last meal before ceremony should be light.
Hydrate well prior to arrival.
Wear comfortable clothing.
If you’d like to bring a musical instrument, please do so!
Items for the altar are welcome.
Transportation:
Most — if not all — guests will be ready to drive following the close of ceremony.
If you aren’t good to drive, you will have the space to stay here in our home until you’re ready.
We also recommend considering having someone drop you off and pick you up.
Another option is to take a lyft/uber to/from ceremony.
