THE BODY REMEMBERS

Ecstatic Dance, Breathwork & Cacao Ceremony.
This event is part of a series of ceremonies taking place at different venues. Read more in the Facebook event

Each ceremony stands on its own. Whether you're joining for the first time or continuing the journey, you are warmly welcome.

As autumn settles around us and the days begin to grow shorter, we turn toward the emotions we often carry in silence.

Some emotions ask more of us than understanding – they ask to be felt, witnessed, and moved.

This ceremony is an invitation to gently meet some of the emotions we all carry – grief, sadness, fear, anger, love, tenderness, and everything in between.

We begin by gathering around cacao and guided breathwork, creating a space of safety and connection before moving into free, wordless ecstatic dance, where the body leads the way and movement becomes its own language.

Together we create a space to honour not only our personal grief, but also the pain we carry for our families, our communities, and the living world. As Joanna Macy reminds us, our pain for the world is often a reflection of our love for it.

By sharing the weight together, we allow pain to soften into compassion and continue along the path of healing – not alone, but side by side.

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TICKETS

Community Supporter – 525 DKK
Supports accessible tickets and the continued growth of these ceremonies.

Standard ticket – 425 DKK
The true cost of participating and the ticket that sustains this work.

Accessible Ticket – 325 DKK
For students and anyone experiencing financial constraints.

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HOW TO JOIN

MobilePay: 93888005
(Please include "The Body Remembers" in the payment note.)

Click "Attend" on this Facebook event to receive updates, practical information, and connect with the community before we gather.

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WHAT TO BRING

• Your favourite cup
• Blanket & warm clothes
• Water
• Journal if you like

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DANCE AGREEMENTS

To help create a safe, respectful, and present space for everyone, we ask that you:

• Keep the dance floor free of conversation.
• Leave phones outside the space.
• Join us sober (no alcohol or recreational drugs).
• Respect your own body and the boundaries of others.
• Move in whatever way feels right for you. Whether you dance wildly, move gently, stretch, meditate, rest, or simply witness—your way of participating is welcome.

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BEFORE THE CACAO CEREMONY

To support your experience, we recommend that you:

• Stay well hydrated throughout the day.
• Eat lightly or finish your last meal 2–3 hours before the ceremony.
• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a heart condition, or take antidepressants (SSRIs/MAOIs) or other medication that may interact with cacao, please consult your doctor before participating.