Summer Solstice Celebration
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Join us for a festive Summer Solstice Celebration at Gum Grove Park in Seal Beach.
The Circle, Namaste’s healing arts ministry, is hosting a Summer Solstice gathering; all are welcome.
Embrace the longest day of the year with music, dance, drumming, and merriment. The enchanting evening will be filled with vibrant festivities and joyful connections. As the sun reaches its zenith, we will honor the power of nature and the abundance it brings.
Engage in traditional rituals, symbolizing letting go of the past and welcoming new beginnings. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while connecting with like-minded individuals and share in the collective energy of this celestial event.
Come celebrate the Summer Solstice, a magical time of renewal and celebration.
What to bring:
- Any instrument you might want to play, ie. drum, tambourine, rattle, shaker
- Walking shoes
- A smile and an open heart
- A friend (have them register ahead of time)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
– You must register for this event ahead of time; we will not be collecting money at the event. – Ticket sales end 6/21 at 3 pm.
– Meet in the Gum Grove Parking lot at 6:15 pm; we will head out into the park for our walk to the ritual site at 6:30 pm.
Tickets: $23
Rev. Juanita Gardner
Juanita Gardner was introduced to Religious Science in the mid-1970s. She committed to Religious Science in 1996 and received her Practitioner Licensed in 2002 from The Agape International Center for Spiritual Living. In 2005, she was ordained a religous science minister at the City of Angels Chuch of Religious Science. She received a Doctorate in Metaphysics from an independent distance learning program from the University of Sedona. She moved her Practitioner License to Seal Beach Center of Spiritual Living in 2006 where she has served as a facilitator of several certificated classes, including Practitioner Training I and II. She has been married for 54 years and has provided Spiritual Guidance to couples and singles alike. Her emphasis on forgiveness and self-healing is a major part of her Spiritual Practice. As an African American, she is committed to the indigenous people’s philosophy that by healing one’s self you heal seven generations back and seven generations forward.