THE STILL POINT ~ TENDING

Sun 18 Oct 10am - 1pm
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THE STILL POINT ~ TENDING

Sun 18 Oct 10am - 1pm

Vintage Car Club, Timaru

THE STILL POINT | SPRING

Tending

A 3-Hour Spring Gathering

What needs tending?

Spring reminds us that growth isn't only about new beginnings.

After something begins to emerge, it asks for our care.

Not through striving.

Not through doing more.

But through the simple act of paying attention.

Tending is our second gathering for Spring and an invitation to slow down long enough to notice what is asking for your care.

Throughout our time together, we'll gently hold one simple question:

What needs tending?

Through guided reflection, gentle somatic practices, nervous system support and nourishing herbal tea, we'll create space to reconnect with yourself and the quiet wisdom of the season.

Spring is a season of possibility.

A gentle unfolding into possibility. A season to meet yourself with curiosity, tend to what is emerging with care, and discover what becomes possible when you move in rhythm with your own nature.

Together we'll explore what it means to nurture ourselves with the same patience and presence that nature offers new growth.

Not because we're trying to become someone different.

But because what is already emerging deserves our care.

Throughout our time together we may weave:

๐Ÿƒ Seasonal herbal tea

๐Ÿƒ Guided reflection

๐Ÿƒ Somatic practices

๐Ÿƒ Breathwork

๐Ÿƒ Nervous system regulation

๐Ÿƒ Reiki relaxation

๐Ÿƒ Quiet rest

Each element is intentionally chosen to help you reconnect with yourself and continue moving gently with the rhythm of Spring.

Event Details

Sunday 18 October

10.00am โ€“ 1.00pm

Vintage Car Club

1 Stoke Street

Following our gathering, you're warmly invited to stay for a relaxed community potluck. Bring a small plate to share if you'd like, or simply come as you are and enjoy connecting with others.

Investment

Early Bird: $44 NZD

Standard: $50 NZD (within two weeks of the event)

Places are intentionally limited to create an intimate and supportive space.

Sometimes growth isn't asking us to do more.

Sometimes it's simply asking us to tend with greater care.