The Returning Circle
An hour on Twickenham Green to put everything down. Breath, gentle movement, music and a long rest, in a group, at The Hare and the Moon.
Pay what you can afford. Tickets through The Hare and the Moon.
What happens in the hour
The candle gets lit at 2 o'clock. For the next hour a group settles into a quiet room on Twickenham Green.
The hour has breathwork, gentle shaking and meditation in it, with music underneath and a long rest at the end. Nobody is made to do any of it. You can lie down or sit in a chair, whichever suits you.
It is an hour in which nothing is asked of anyone. Most people find it easier to settle in a room with other people doing the same.
The whole of you in the same room, for once.
What people tend to notice
- A slower drive or walk home
- Sleeping unusually well that night
- Being a little less reactive a few days later
- Wanting to come back, even if the first time felt like nothing much
None of that is a promise. It is what people tend to report, so you are not measuring the hour against the wrong thing.
Before you come
Tuesdays, 2 to 3pm
The Hare and the Moon, Twickenham Green. Arrive a few minutes early to settle in.
Pay what you can afford
Tickets are on The Hare and the Moon page. You choose the amount, and what you choose is nobody's business but yours.
Book through the venueCome as you are
Comfortable clothes and some water. Lie down or sit in a chair, whichever is easier for your body.
Every circle is recorded
The recording goes out afterwards, so if Twickenham on a Tuesday afternoon is never going to happen for you, the hour can still be yours at home.
Private sessions on Tuesdays
Before the circle I see people one at a time, 10am to 1.30pm, at the same venue. Those start with what is going on for you.
Bring a circle to your team
The same hour can come into your office as a lunchtime or end of day circle for your staff.