Into the Blue | What We Thought We’d Ruined
Hands deep in indigo, I turn the runner, still splotched with last Thanksgiving’s grease and candle wax. I couldn’t clean it. I tried. I open the screen door. A cold wind blows through.
Hands deep in indigo, I turn the runner, still splotched with last Thanksgiving’s grease and candle wax. I couldn’t clean it. I tried. I open the screen door. A cold wind blows through.
In the height of Autumn, pause and retreat with forest bathing, sound healing, and nourishing, seasonal delights from three skilled practitioners.
A time to remember your loved one, with space held by end-of-life doula Elizabeth Knell and music by acclaimed vibraphonist Chris Dingman
Nothing wasted, everything shared for the friends who gather in Fall.
Beth Ricciardone hosts a healing sound bath series at Maha Rose in Brooklyn, drawing on gongs, singing bowls, and handmade flutes for deep rest and reset.