BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN
METHOD:PUBLISH
X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D
REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20261019T230000Z
DTEND:20261020T003000Z
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE
SUMMARY:Women's Circle Chicago | Yoga Body Elements
DESCRIPTION:Join Women's Circle Chicago Monthly   In-Person & Virtual!\n\nExperience heart-centered connection and empowerment at our Monthly Women's Circle\, held monthly on a Monday (Moon Day) in Chicago and online. Facilitated by Cindy Huston\, founder of Yoga Body Elements\, this sacred space supports women in setting personal and collective intentions\, sharing authentically\, and uplifting one another.\n\nEach gathering includes a sample of Keith's ceremonial cacao\, space for each woman to speak\, and a featured guest leader sharing a passion\, project\, or purpose. We close with a grounding circle to seal the energy of the evening.\n\nBring a mug for cacao and an open heart.\n\nMedicine Songs & Sacred Connections as part of the cacao experience.\n\nFollowing your cacao sharing\, introduction of several traditional medicine songs\, sharing a little about their intention and the role of song within ceremony\, connection\, and community.\n\nParticipants will be invited to learn and sing together\, making this an interactive experience rather than simply listening to a performance. Through voice\, rhythm\, and collective singing\, we create a space for connection\, reflection\, and honoring the gathering we have shared.\n\nMeet guest lead Ketzal Cihuatl Diana\n\nA spiritual woman\, Mexican dancer\, and student and practitioner of Traditional Mexican Medicine. Her path has been shaped by a lifelong connection to ancestral knowledge\, ceremony\,\n\nhealing\, song\, and the responsibility of learning from those who came before her.\n\nDiana began her journey as a Mexican dancer at the age of 23. Over the years\, she has had the privilege of\n\nlearning from teachers\, elders\, and practitioners who have contributed to her understanding of the Mexican\n\nway of life. Among those who have influenced her path are Cuauht moc "Temok" Mosqueda Garc a\,\n\nEstrella Newman\, Guillermo Jaimes Gonz lez Soto\, Claudia Bravo\, Alfonso in Michigan\, Susana\,\n\nand Ambrosio.\n\nShe has also had the honor of participating in ceremony with Abuelo Tlaca lel of Teotihuacan and\n\nMary Brave Bird\, a Lakota woman and respected spiritual leader. Her relationship with song has\n\nbeen another important part of her journey\, including learning traditional songs with Uncle Ram n Cruz\n\nfrom Pilsen\, connecting her ancestral learning with the community that helped shape her in Chicago.\n\nDiana is a Sacred Fire Keeper under the word and guidance of Cuauht moc "Temok" Mosqueda\n\nGarc a. Through danza\, ceremony\, sacred fire\, song\, and her relationship with the natural world\, she\n\ncontinues to deepen her spiritual path and her understanding of ancestral ways of life.\n\nHer connection to healing also reaches into her family history.\n\nMore recently\, Diana has been deepening her studies in Traditional Mexican Medicine in Cuernavaca\n\nand Tepoztl n\, Morelos\, learning from practitioners who continue to preserve and practice these living\n\ntraditions. Her studies and experience include traditional bodywork\, manteadas\, massage\, cupping\,\n\nherbal medicine and tinctures\, and other traditional approaches to wellness.\n\nDrop-in $25.00\n\nMembership * expire December 31st of each year.\n\n9 circle package $180.00\n\n6 circle package $136.00\n\n4 circle package $96.00\n\n6 circle package $136.00\n\nWant to guest lead or sponsor a Women's Circle in Chicago?\n\nEmail cindy@cindyhuston.com
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>Join Women&rsquo\;s Circle Chicago Monthly &ndash\; In-Person &amp\; Virtual!<br />\nExperience heart-centered connection and empowerment at our Monthly Women&rsquo\;s Circle\, held monthly on a Monday (Moon Day) in Chicago and online. Facilitated by Cindy Huston\, founder of Yoga Body Elements\, this sacred space supports women in setting personal and collective intentions\, sharing authentically\, and uplifting one another.</div>\n\n<div>Each gathering includes a sample of Keith&rsquo\;s ceremonial cacao\, space for each woman to speak\, and a featured guest leader sharing a passion\, project\, or purpose. We close with a grounding circle to seal the energy of the evening.</div>\n\n<div>Bring a mug for cacao and an open heart.</div>\n\n<div>Medicine Songs &amp\; Sacred Connections as part of the cacao experience.</div>\n\n<div>Following your cacao sharing\, introduction of several traditional medicine songs\, sharing a little about their intention and the role of song within ceremony\, connection\, and community.</div>\n\n<div>Participants will be invited to learn and sing together\, making this an interactive experience rather than simply listening to a performance. Through voice\, rhythm\, and collective singing\, we create a space for connection\, reflection\, and honoring the gathering we have shared.</div>\n\n<div>Meet guest lead Ketzal Cihuatl Diana</div>\n\n<div>A spiritual woman\, Mexican dancer\, and student and practitioner of Traditional Mexican Medicine. Her path has been shaped by a lifelong connection to ancestral knowledge\, ceremony\,<br />\nhealing\, song\, and the responsibility of learning from those who came before her.<br />\nDiana began her journey as a Mexican dancer at the age of 23. Over the years\, she has had the privilege of<br />\nlearning from teachers\, elders\, and practitioners who have contributed to her understanding of the Mexican<br />\nway of life. Among those who have influenced her path are Cuauht&eacute\;moc &ldquo\;Temok&rdquo\; Mosqueda Garc&iacute\;a\,<br />\nEstrella Newman\, Guillermo Jaimes Gonz&aacute\;lez Soto\, Claudia Bravo\, Alfonso in Michigan\, Susana\,<br />\nand Ambrosio.<br />\nShe has also had the honor of participating in ceremony with Abuelo Tlaca&eacute\;lel of Teotihuacan and<br />\nMary Brave Bird\, a Lakota woman and respected spiritual leader. Her relationship with song has<br />\nbeen another important part of her journey\, including learning traditional songs with Uncle Ram&oacute\;n Cruz<br />\nfrom Pilsen\, connecting her ancestral learning with the community that helped shape her in Chicago.<br />\nDiana is a Sacred Fire Keeper under the word and guidance of Cuauht&eacute\;moc &ldquo\;Temok&rdquo\; Mosqueda<br />\nGarc&iacute\;a. Through danza\, ceremony\, sacred fire\, song\, and her relationship with the natural world\, she<br />\ncontinues to deepen her spiritual path and her understanding of ancestral ways of life.<br />\nHer connection to healing also reaches into her family history.<br />\nMore recently\, Diana has been deepening her studies in Traditional Mexican Medicine in Cuernavaca<br />\nand Tepoztl&aacute\;n\, Morelos\, learning from practitioners who continue to preserve and practice these living<br />\ntraditions. Her studies and experience include traditional bodywork\, manteadas\, massage\, cupping\,<br />\nherbal medicine and tinctures\, and other traditional approaches to wellness.</div>\n\n<div>Drop-in $25.00</div>\n\n<div>Membership * expire December 31st of each year.</div>\n\n<div>9 circle package $180.00</div>\n\n<div>6 circle package $136.00</div>\n\n<div>4 circle package $96.00</div>\n\n<div>6 circle package $136.00</div>\n\n<div>Want to guest lead or sponsor a Women&rsquo\;s Circle in Chicago?<br />\nEmail cindy@cindyhuston.com</div>\n
LOCATION:Yoga Body Elements 4007 N. Broadway 2nd Floor Chicago\, IL 60613 *Press #202 slowly on callbox
UID:e.2719.10070
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20261014T005549Z
URL:https://partners.exploreuptown.org/events/details/women-s-circle-chicago-yoga-body-elements-10070
END:VEVENT

END:VCALENDAR