Benny Silva & Aria Moon will be offering Embodied Alchemy: A Somatic Clearing & Sound Healing Experience and it’s not to be missed 🌀

With 80+ facilitators, 5 sacred venues, and a mountain-full of soul magic — this is where movement, healing, music, and nature unite.
• Yoga, breathwork, bodywork, Tantra, and Constellations
• Art, primitive skills, herbal classes, and kids’ nature play
• Dance, song circles, ecstatic music, and star-lit meals

We gather June 26–29 on sacred land in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North GA… and it won’t be the same without you.

Tickets are flying — don’t wait.

Serenity Within: Exploring Yoga Nidra & Sound Bath

Join us for a deeply restorative evening of rest and connection in a compassionate community. Experience a guided Yoga Nidra (yogic sleep) meditation led by Susanne McMurry, designed to calm the nervous system and support inner healing. Let yourself be enveloped by the soothing sounds of a live sound bath with Benny Silva of Resonate, creating a space for deep relaxation and renewal.

This practice is gentle and accessible to all—whether you prefer to lie down on a yoga mat or sit comfortably in a chair.

Proceeds from this class support Legacy Decatur, with a suggested donation of $20 (or pay what you can).

Legacy Decatur supports the small community-based programs and projects that perpetuate its community values for future generations.

📍 Location: Legacy Park, 500 S. Columbia Drive, Decatur, GA 30030

• Take the second entrance from either direction to find the main building with two large columns.

• Class is held in the auditorium; arrive 5-10 minutes early. Doors close at 6:05 PM.

🌙 What to Bring: Yoga mat, blanket, pillow, and water bottle for your comfort. Extra props will be available.

Refreshments will follow the session. Led by Susanne McMurry of Serenity Healing Arts, LLC. Sponsored by Compassionate Atlanta and Legacy Decatur.

You are warmly invited to a deeply grounding and clearing ceremonial experience — a return to the heart, to your body, and to the truth of who you are.

Earth & Ether is a sacred offering inspired by the ancient spiritual traditions of the Andes and the Amazon, honoring Pachamama, the elements, and the wisdom of sacred plant allies. This ceremony is an invitation to come back into deeper alignment with self, spirit, and nature through guided ritual, intentional medicine, and vibrational healing.

Facilitated by Ariana Malilay (Hapé) & Benny Silvas (Sound)

The Flow:

• Opening Circle & Intention Setting

• Individual Tobacco Clearing

• Heart-Opening Herbal Tea Offering

• Sacred Hapé

• 45min Shamanic Sound Journey

• Integration & Sharing Circle

Location: The Common Woods in Lilburn, a private sanctuary near the Yellow River, we’ll gather in an intimate circle to release, remember, and reconnect.

The Plant

Hapé is a sacred shamanic snuff medicine used for thousands of years by tribes of the Amazon and South American indigenous cultures to heal, ground, purify, and connect with spirit. Hapé is ceremonial tobacco blend made from ash of medicinal plants, leaves, trees, bark, roots and seeds. It is grown for the purpose of ceremony. It is not the same tobacco that is used in cigarettes, but rather Nicotina Rustica, a type of tobacco also known as mapacho.

When served with respect and intention, Hapé becomes a powerful ally — opening the energetic body, offering clarity, protection, and deep spiritual connection. It is a spiritual experience, not a substance. It invites communion with the earth, spirit and ancestral wisdom, helping you come fully into the present moment.

Hapé is traditionally administered through a ceremonial pipe called a Tepi, gently delivered one nostril at a time by the facilitator. This act becomes a prayer — a cleansing of the mind and heart — and a beautiful preparation for the meditative depth of the sound journey to follow.

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