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Day 18 (Week 3, Day 4)
Day 18 (Week 3, Day 4)
Paris Cian
Paris Cian
Healer
Cosmic Blackness, Quantum Liberation
Cosmic Blackness, Quantum Liberation
Theme
Honoring The Stars, New Moon in Leo Meditation
Honoring The Stars, New Moon in Leo Meditation
Guided Practice
On this day...
On this day...
On this day we center and honor our cosmic affirmations under the New Moon in Leo. Setting courageous intentions of freedom, liberation, and peace, we explore the cosmology above, within, and below. Today we attune and connect to our cosmic wisdom, journeying with/in the stars as guide and holders of truths. cyan cian will guide us in a new moon ritual with movement, igniting our creativity under the night sky. Open the space and welcome liberation, give permission to receive love, this is our freedom!
Please create a space of comfort, peace, and safety for this practice. I welcome the items you claim as “loving essentials.” Bring a journal or notepad for our time.
Meditation Practices
Meditation Practices
Paris Cian
Paris Cian
cyan cian (Paris Cian) is a bodypoet, choreographer, portal opener, working through various interdisciplinary forms of movement, sound, and film. cyan resides in-between space. Her scorpio and pisces energy fuels (love) worlds, known and unknown, practicing in the venture of dark matter. cyan investigates through varying notions of positive obsession, memory, ecology, pleasure in embodied practices/experiences, live(ing) ritual. Her practice focuses on the underworld(s), being with hard to reach spaces as places for truth and healing. cyan’s relationship to darkness is a solace space, connecting with ancestry and methods of sustainability.
cyan cian received her BFA/BA in Dance with a concentration in social justice, gender women’s studies from Hollins University (2018) and is a current candidate in the Masters of Fine Arts in Choreography program at Roehampton University, London, U.K
Quote of the Day
Quote of the Day
"Reach up your hand... and take a star."
"Reach up your hand... and take a star."
-Langston Hughes
-Langston Hughes
Liberation Journal Prompt
Liberation Journal Prompt
Close your eyes. Imagine yourself at your most memorable age as a child. You are staring out of a window with a dark night sky filled with as many stars as a desert sky. Inhale. Exhale.
Close your eyes. Imagine yourself at your most memorable age as a child. You are staring out of a window with a dark night sky filled with as many stars as a desert sky. Inhale. Exhale.
What do you speak to the stars? What are the words you give to the cosmos? What is the story you hear? What story do you wish to tell?
What do you speak to the stars? What are the words you give to the cosmos? What is the story you hear? What story do you wish to tell?
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Vocabulary
Vocabulary
GDM_Day 18 Vocab [NO DATES].pdfWeekly Questions: What remains in the act of transmission? What gets lost? What gets lost consciously and what gets lost unconsciously? What’s at stake when transmitting a gesture, a movement, a dance?
Song of the Day
Song of the Day
Listen to the full 28 Day Meditation for Black Liberation playlist made by Mark Gutierrez on Spotify.
“Biko’s Kindred Lament”
“Biko’s Kindred Lament”
By Steel Pulse
By Steel Pulse
In this song, English Roots Reggae Band Steel Pulse details the unjust murder of Steve Biko, an anti-apartheid activist in South Africa. This song of both mourning and life-celebration recognizes that Black Liberation is a global struggle. Steel Pulse points out the corruption of the entire system, and states that no change can happen until the entire system is taken down and restructured.
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