Eight hours. One person. One quiet intention: meeting yourself again.
A Silence Day isn't a seminar or a workshop. It's a private ceremony where the rhythm of the day is the place where the work happens. You don't have to learn or practise or remember anything — and you don't share the room with anyone else.
It begins early with a small opening — a quiet ritual to arrive. From that point on, we don't speak. What follows is a slow choreography of stillness, breath, meditation, and sound, shaped entirely around you.
Toward evening, the silence opens back into words. We close with tea, and the chance to share something of what came — only if you want to.
By donation — what feels right is a conversation we have together, afterwards.