“Take refuge in the darkness, for this is where sound and silence conceive of renewal.”
Join Zemirah Jazwierska and Tiffany Grimm Fulton for a transformative evening as we embrace the stillness of the longest night of the year and the turning of Winter. Through an immersive experience of sound healing with crystal bowls, very gentle restorative movement, meditation, and reflection, we will journey inward to release, renew, and awaken our deepest potential. Gather with us in sacred space and connect with the magic of this season within and all around you. Together, we’ll honor the turning point from darkness to light, preparing our hearts and spirits for the new year ahead.
We look forward to gathering with you on this holy, holy night. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, water, journal and a pen. There will be floor space and chairs available for those who would like to sit during the sound healing.
$40/person; space is limited to 35 people (all genders welcome)
Meet Your Guides…
ZEMIRAH JAZWIERSKA
Zemirah Jazwierska, M.A., Ed.S., is an ordained minister and Associate Minister at Mile Hi Church in Lakewood, CO. With a background in bilingual psychology and over two decades in inner city public schools, she now bridges interfaith connections through sound healing and mindfulness. Trained by Yantara Jiro in sound healing, she uses Alchemy gemstone crystal bowls to create restorative soundscapes for quantum healing. Passionate about helping others overcome anxiety, she integrates neuroscience and biofeedback into her multisensory immersive experiences. Outside of her ministry, Zemirah enjoys guiding spiritual pilgrimages, hiking, and spending time with her daughters, partner Andrew, and aussiedoodle Rosie. Visit her at www.alchemyofsacredsound.com or www.kidsrelaxation.net.
TIFFANY GRIMM FULTON
Tiffany Grimm Fulton, bestselling author of Power in the Pause, is an intuitive mentor, speaker, and visionary entrepreneur. With over 25 years of expertise in health and performance, she blends modern science with ancient wisdom to guide individuals in transforming their potential into impact. Tiffany’s background includes extensive study in holistic medicine, wisdom traditions, and leadership development. Known for her humorous, relatable style, she empowers individuals to transform their personal and professional lives into a meaningful legacy. You’ll usually find her in the mountains, on the dance floor, or traveling with her husband and 7 year-old son.
Listen to one of Zemirah’s sound healing meditations here:
MORE ABOUT WINTER SOLSTICE…
The silent nights are drawing near as we descend into the darkness -- the exhale -- of the year. This is a time of deep reflection, releasing, unwinding, offering… before the time of renewal. Winter Solstice, also known as Yule, is the longest night of the year in the northern hemisphere, and is the turning point for the season of Winter.
Solstice, derived from the word sistere, means “stationary” or “sun stands still.” It happens when the sun reaches its minimum elevation in the sky and so it seems that the sun doesn’t move and the days are short.
Cultures around the world have long held fire and light ceremonies and festivals to celebrate the turning of dark into light, the rebirth of the sun. The symbolism of this natural shift from darkness into growing light is one of renewal, inspiration, exaltation, hope, peace and joy.
Many of the symbols we see during this time of the year correlate directly with this natural cycle of rebirth. Festivals of lights, the evergreen tree that never dies, the wreath as the circle of life, the yule log of protection and triumph of light, and the holly for transformation.
Darkness is often shrouded with negativity, fear or evil, but as we see in nature -- magnificence emerges from the darkness. Flowers and trees grow from the dark soil of the earth and new life births from the dark womb of the mother. The paradox of this season lies in its chaos—shopping, parties, gifts, and social gatherings—while, in truth, it is a time for retreat, solace, contemplation, and preparation for the renewed light ahead.
We welcome you into the dark, silent, holy night of Winter Solstice.