Ecstatic Dance: A Dance for Samhain
An Ecstatic Dance, New Mills Community
Ecstatic Dance: A Dance for Samhain
with Sally Eccleton + Samar Linn
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Samhain is a time when the veil between worlds grows thin. A threshold between what we know and what we don’t.
This November 4, an Ecstatic Dance evening will offer us a conscious, present way to honour transitions between the known and unknown as we gently make our way to the winter season.
A Dance for Samhain is an evening of Ecstatic Dance to honour the turning of the seasons and the transition into winter. Guided by Sally Eccleston and Samar Linn, you’ll be invited to move freely, release what no longer serves you and reconnect with yourself through music, rhythm and embodied expression.
No dance experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to move. Expect a welcoming, supportive space for transformation, connection and joy.
Samar's smooth and sensual voice takes you on a journey with her beats, releasing, relaxing and energising the soul. Great experience, loved it 🙏🏼.
What to bring
- A water bottle, there is a bathroom to fill up your water bottles.
- Indoor shoes optional – most people dane barefoot.
- Clothing that feels good – easy to move and sweat in. And maybe a towel (for your sweat :-))
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About Samar Linn
Samar has a promiscuous love affair with music, is enamored by dance and is a curious investigator of freedom of expression. She is a certified 5Rhythms® teacher, a trained Integrative Coach and Bodyworker. Samar runs a range of workshops and regular classes to bring more curiosity to ourselves, openness to our uniqueness and permission to embrace the magic in daily life. Her raw attitude, vulnerability and fascination in ways to embody freedom of expression provide an electric, creative and safe environment.
In the heat of my dance, sometimes I feel a shiver run through my being, like an electric love current from god.
Sometimes I dance into the freedom of myself.
Other times, I surprise myself with a new movement or an unearthed feeling.
Sometimes, it's a seriously good dance that rocks my world.