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A MID-WINTER RETREAT
between Feb 18-March 1, 2021
SOUND
Natalie Blake's Sound Sanctuary
The Church Sanctuary is a ceremonial space with a community kitchen. This is where we will journey, lounge, cook, feast and dream.
ACTIVITIES
morning breath of fire & chanting, cooking class with Lillian, medicine journey, sound journey/gong bath, co-lab sound circles, Tarot reading, writing group, hiking, yoga, clay, drawing, community meals... & ANYTHING ELSE WE CO-CREATE
PLAY
The former Grange hall houses an 1800 square foot open space with 14 foot ceilings, front porch, a cozy writing nook, and a stage. This is a great place to play. There is room to dance, stretch or paint! And anything else we want to co-create.
THE VILLAGE
The surrounding area offers easy beautiful strolls down country roads, along the majestic hillside, a winding brook and the fantastic Wantastuk River. Longer hikes are a short drive away.
SLEEP
Private cozy bedrooms available in the church or house next door, including a Suite with full bath and room to spread out in the Sanctuary Loft.
SLIDING SCALE SUGGESTIONS
ALL INCLUSIVE DAY
ALL INCLUSIVE DAY
ALL INCLUSIVE DAY
$175-200/day
Includes accommodations as well as meals & activities for the day
ACCOMMODATIONS
ALL INCLUSIVE DAY
ALL INCLUSIVE DAY
$100-200/day
for a private bedroom in the church or house.
DAY RATE
BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP
BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP
$75-100/day
includes food & activities, without lodging
BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP
BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP
BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP
$100/day
Includes accommodations as well as meals & activities for the day
FOOD
Chef Lillian Chou
Watching Lillian cook is an event in itself!
DINNER WITH LILLIAN
$30-50
churchofabundantlightandsound@gmail.com
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Lillian's Bio
Lillian Chou is a Brooklyn-born Chinese American cook whose first job was in her aunt’s Chinese restaurant in New Jersey. She is a French-trained cook who lived in Beijing for nearly a decade and has lived in Seoul, Osaka and Singapore. Some of her best experiences have been cooking with Michelin-starred chefs in fancy restaurants, toasting spices over cow dung in India and foraging with Chinese farmers for Alice Waters. She is a former pastry chef and was a food editor for Gourmet and Time Out Beijing. She is China’s first farm-to-table organic school lunch lady and has been transformed through ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine. Lillian believes the start to healing everything is to change your diet. @Lililbeijing
