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This time we are stepping up to a slightly larger venue, the Mullumbimby Civic Memorial Hall. The added bonus of this space, apart from the great acoustics, is that it can be climate controlled just incase it's a super hot day. We will make sure that it's a comfortable environment for all the be and breathe comfortably.

Please bring a yoga mat and/or cushion, some drinking water and a thin blanket.

Age requirement 16+

Didgeridoo Pranayama is a breathing practice distinct from other breathing practices. It is also not a didgeridoo class.  It's focus is on energising the para-sympathetic nervous system and creating good clear energy on the inside. The focus is on the relaxed exhale. It is not a breathwork/rebirthing emotional expression workshop. The thread is the music and the way the group moves together, breathing as one.

More About Didgeridoo Pranayama:

World-renowned musician Si Mullumby has developed a unique, uplifting workshop using the sound of didgeridoo, meditation and breathwork to cultivate prana - life-force energy. Experience the powerful resonance of the didgeridoo that will guide a collective journey through breath into a grounded, blissful state of energy and clarity.

From meditation on sacred sound of Aum, you’ll transition into the special repetitive breathing technique, held in motion by the vibration of the didgeridoo. Experience the primeval, rhythmic oscillations that will activate the para-sympathetic nervous system to ground and connect you to spirit.

Didgeridoo Pranayama is a workshop that offers all the virtues of playing didgeridoo without all the years that it takes to master. For the first time Si is sharing his life’s work exploring the power of breathing patterns as a tool for actively exploring the inner realms. 

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Location
Mullumbimby Civic Memorial Hall

55 Dalley Street Mullumbimby Byron 2482, Australia


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Simon Mullumby
Simon Mullumby
0422266235

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