Relationship astrology? Sex and psychedelics? A tantric temple ceremony? Healing through body vibrations?
These are just a few of the events and workshops that are taking place at the Mind Body Spirit Festival in London in May.
If this sounds like your cup of tea, then you’re in luck, as the jam-packed festival is taking place across four whole days during the May bank holiday.
What can you expect?
The festival, which will be situated in Kensington’s London Olympia venue, will be broken down into five main spaces.
There’s going to be The Main Stage, where there will be performances and demonstrations including a meditation masterclass, self-healing reiki, and a workshop on out-of-body experiences.
Then there’s a specially-dedicated workshop space. Here visitors can expect to be presented with, as the festival puts it, “new ideas on relationships, awakening, inspired living, yoga, meditation, and angels.” Workshops include ‘inner child healing’, ‘animal dreaming’, a breathwork session and a workshop on ‘ecstatic mantra, celestial dance and galactic gong’.
At the festival there’s also a Wellbeing Studio, where attendees can attend sessions on ‘dissolving traumas’, chakra balance and emotional freedom technique and body positive yoga.
In the fourth area, the Ceremony Space, there will be a slew of events dedicated to intimate ceremony experiences. This will include a cosmic empowerment ceremony, a pleasure to prosperity ceremony, and a sisters shamanic yoni ceremony which is about harnessing energy through the portal of the womb.
The fifth space, Alchemy of Sound, is all about finding sanctuary through sound, so there will be sessions about sound healing, sound baths, sound meditation and angel meditation.
Finally, there’s a massive 140 shop marketplace, which will be selling a wide range of products including juices, CBD products, crystals, candles, oils and vitamins.
How do you get involved?
So if this sounds like your jam, tickets for the festival are already on sale now. A four day pass is currently £40.00, while a standard day ticket entry is £18.00.
Once inside the festival, there are a mix of as many as 150 free unticketed events and 40 ticketed workshops. Tickets can be bought in advance and a full breakdown of the different events can be found online, one the site’s website.
The festival runs all day, from 10am to 6pm during the weekend, and then from 10am to 5pm on Monday.
