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Beata Alfoldi
Closing the Circle: A Spiritual & Shamanic Ceremony
Workshop Details
Honouring Earth, Community, and the Path We Carry Home.
Beáta Alföldi offers a Spiritual & Shamanic Closing Ceremony, creating a grounded and inclusive space to honour earth-centred wisdom, ancestral traditions, and our shared humanity.
Drawing on earth-centred shamanic principles and contemporary spiritual practice, Beáta weaves ceremony with voice and drum, inviting participants into a shared moment of presence, reflection, and embodied awareness. The ceremony supports the gentle integration of the insights, conversations, and experiences gathered throughout the festival. Offering a mindful transition from the festival space back into daily life — carrying forward what has been remembered, felt, and awakened within our hearts.
Rather than performance, this is a collective act of remembering. A closing ceremony that recognises wellbeing as something lived and practised through relationship: with ourselves, with one another, and with the living world. “In doing ceremony together, we become the ceremony. In doing ceremony together, we learn to live a different way.”
Presenter Bio
Honouring Earth, Community, and the Path We Carry Home. At MindBodySpirit Festival 2026, Beáta Alföldi offers a Spiritual & Shamanic Closing Ceremony, creating a grounded and inclusive space to honour earth-centred wisdom, ancestral traditions, and our shared humanity.
Drawing on earth-centred shamanic principles and contemporary spiritual practice, Beáta weaves ceremony with voice and drum, inviting participants into a shared moment of presence, reflection, and embodied awareness.
Th ceremony supports the gentle integration of the insights, conversations, and experiences gathered throughout the festival.
Offering a mindful transition from the festival space back into daily life — carrying forward what has been remembered, felt, and awakened within our hearts.
Rather than performance, this is a collective act of remembering.
A closing ceremony that recognises wellbeing as something lived and practised through relationship: with ourselves, with one another, and with the living world.
“In doing ceremony together, we become the ceremony.
In doing ceremony together, we learn to live a different way.”