Rhythm of the Ocean Goddess Special BONUS Session

Join Christina, 'Omi Lefun', initiated priestess (Santera) in the Afro-Cuban Lucumí tradition since 2001, as she shares her knowledge of the spirit of the ocean, Universal Mother of the Seven Seas alongside some very SPECIAL GUESTS in a very special FREE BONUS SESSION on 'Día de Yemaya' MONDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 6.33pm AEST Culminating a unique 7-session series PM Christina Monneron or Rhythmmm for Zoom details to register. ***THIS SESSION IS A FREE EVENT*** In the 7-session series we explore and connect to Yemaya through songs, dances, rhythms and spirituality of this ancient Yoruba Goddess. A unique set of workshops from a very personal perspective which will help you unravel your own inner gifts and wisdom in Christina's nurturing and intuitive way. First-time ever offered workshops, a combination of live online sessions via ZOOM, together with newly released VIDEOs. BOOK IN BY CLICKING ON THIS LINK: https://www.trybooking.com/BLHFB For more info: [email protected] or DM Christina Monneron on her personal FB page or the Rhythmmm page. BONUS SESSION #8 MONDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 'DÍA DE YEMAYA' 6.33pm All times are AEST - Australian Eastern Standard Time Sessions are 1hr 20min long. You will obtain the Zoom link to the session upon registration confirmation. Read more about Christina here: Mauritian-born & a former medical scientist, Christina had a complete change of life when she was studying Cuban dance in Sweden in the 90s. This was just the beginning of a journey that sees arts and cultural development become part of her existence, in every community, she lives & works in. Christina advocates for all cultural groups and local First Nation peoples to share and exchange culture. Some of Christina’s greatest achievements have been participation in an intensive Afro-Cuban workshop held in Denmark, & joining a professional dance ensemble, dancing Afro-Cuban and Popular Cuban rhythms (Salsa, Cha cha cha, Mambo, Conga) all over Scandinavia. Christina later joined a cultural exchange program in Havana where she studied Afro-Cuban dance, Yoruba spirituality and Santería religion, which led to her full initiation as a priestess of Santería, an incredible process of awakening to her true gifts and sharing those with the world. Christina introduced the energy and passion of Afro-Cuban rhythms to Australia in 1999 under Australia’s first Cuban Dance Academy in Melbourne, leading up to hosting Australia’s first International Cuban Dance Congress as well as organising annual Culture, Dance & Music Tours to Cuba. Christina has introduced new festivals like Afrekete Afro-Cuban Festival, which brings people from all around Australia and NZ to participate, showcase, share and exchange culture. Through her passion for working with the arts & community, Christina was awarded Coffs Harbour IWD International Woman of the Year (2015).