Celebrating The Mother
A day of awareness, experience, and expansion
Saturday, 21 March 2009

11:30-12:15.............. Birthing Beauty Belly Dance

The ancient vocabulary of bellydance has long been used to strengthen and vitalize the womb, and prepare the body naturally to birth. For birth, fun, excercise or empowerment, dancing together as women builds connection to ourselves and the mother in us ALL. No experience necessary. Bring scarf for hips if have one and be prepared to take off shoes.

1:15-2:00....................Spiritual Midwifery

Going beyond the Physical and Mental experience of Birth, this talk will explore the spiritual link between mothers and their unborn babies. A variety of diciplines will weave together the value of this connection and a brief guided visualization will be included- no baby required!!!

3:00-3:45...........Harmony is Born at Home- Creating Peace for Birth and Baby

Exploring peaceful and nourishing possibilities to assist us and the children of the future. This panel discussion will cover many topics from superfoods for super babies to creating a safe birthing environment and beyond! A combination of provocative info and personal experiences will make this an interesting feast.

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Cost: £5 per session or £10 entire day (entrance to festival free)

Childcare for talks might be arranged, please contact if interested. Babies and toddlers welcome, with respect to noise. Ideally, bring friend/family to enjoy the festival with the wee ones!

n between sessions, enjoy the SPRING CRAFT FESTIVAL on the lovely grounds of the HOLYWOOD RUDOLF STEINER SCHOOL~ craft fair, market stalls, children's activities and lunch or nibbles from the cafe...
A beautiful day out for the whole family~come buy or create some mothers day gifts or spring-time decorations. 11-4
www.holywood-steiner.co.uk


RSVP/Contact: Julia aquajewel33@btinternet.com



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