5Rhythms: Healing Waters
Waves of Reconciliation & Resilience
Douglas Drummond
with live percussionists Sanga of the Valley & Nick Ayers
November 8 & 9
Douglas facilitating at Esalen with Sanga & Nick
Get ready for this powerful opportunity to enhance your life through movement. Join us for an inspiring 5Rhythms® workshop led by international teacher Douglas Drummond, with a dream team of live percussion: Sanga of the Valley and Nick Ayers. This unique moving meditation experience is deeply rooted in the powerful themes of reconciliation and resiliency, serving as a vital medium for healing and empowerment. As we come together to explore these themes, we’ll not only cultivate our own inner strength but also foster a sense of community and connection.
This workshop invites individuals of all skill levels to embark on a potent journey toward expanded harmony, embodying receptivity, strength, and perseverance through the transformative 5Rhythms practice. Together, we’ll nurture empathy, forgiveness, and trust, paving the way for healthier relationships and thriving communities. Let's move together and create a brighter, more resilient future—your presence is vital.
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​“Rhythm is our universal mother tongue. It’s the language of the soul.”
— Gabrielle Roth
Workshop begins November 8 Friday 7 - 10pm
Completing November 9 Saturday 1 - 7:30pm
Held @ Culver City Masonic Lodge
9635 Venice Blvd
Culver City CA 90232
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$240 if booked by September 15
($200, Lucia Attendees Discount Rate)
Inquire for discounted rates for Teachers
Payment below: Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, Check or Cash
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Contact Jo Cobbett
424 361 9876
Zelle & Paypal payments to
jocobbett@gmail.com
movinground.com
Douglas Drummond
Douglas has been a conscious movement facilitator for over 12 years. He is a certified 5Rhythms® teacher. Douglas currently serves as the founder & CEO of the Weaving Waters Collective; an organization dedicated to creating healing and reconciliation centers for living beings. Years of
facilitating profound and life transforming workshops at Esalen and globally he is visiting LA for the first time with Gabrielle Roth's dream team of Percussionists.
Sanga of the Valley | Guest Musician Sanga of the Valley has played African drums from an early age. Sanga moved to New York City in 1970 from Trinidad, where he met Babatunde Olatunji and became one of Olatunji’s students. Sanga went on to be one of Olatunji’s lead djembe players and spent 25 years as a member of Olatunji’s Drums of Passion. Sanga of the Valley has worked with artists such as Carlos Santana, Nina Simone, The Grateful Dead, the Neville Brothers, and Stanley Jordan.
Nick Ayers | Guest Musician
A musician and dancer for over 20 years, Nick has seen the immediate effect of music on people physically, psychologically and emotionally. He is a constant student of global music and culture, and understands that music is one common language between all humans.