Ancient Fire Ritual Ceremony.

What to Expect :

• Refreshments
• Fire Ceremony and Ancestor Ritual
• Gong Bath
• Light Vegan Indian Food. Please tell us if you suffer from any allergies
• Blessed Salt Scrub to take home

The Venue:

Reuthe's The Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks

The intense spirituality is felt from the moment you turn in the gates and drive up the cool shaded driveway. The short drive to the carpark carries promise of peace and mystery. Steeped in ancient history and some of the most diverse plants and and trees in the UK there is a magical and spiritual aura permeating the 11 acres of woodlands. Claire, the owner, is passionate about her beautiful woodlands and makes you feel welcome from the first moment you meet her.

Practical Questions:

Children under 16 come free with an adult and need to be supervised at all times - there is 11 acres of woodlands and we wouldn't want to lose a child.

There is ample parking space and toilet facilities.

We have disabled toilets, level access into Basecamp Café and a ramp to the terrace area.

We will send detailed instructions about what to expect during the evening with ticket purchase.

According to Ancient Yogic Wisdom the souls of Three preceding generations of ones ancestors reside in the Pitru-loka realm between heaven and earth. It is said that when we honour and remember our Ancestors during this time, they bestow health, love, wealth, knowledge and longevity; and ultimate heaven and salvation (moksha). This is the time to repay our debts to our ancestors and it is one of the most important debts we must repay in this lifetime. It is believed that during this period our Ancestors come down to earth to bless us and clear our paths.

Who would benefit from the fire ritual? This is important for people facing challenges in their lives difficulty in their relationships, family issues, finding it difficult to meet the right person or a history of failed relationships. Are you trying to find the right career; at a crossroads in your professional life or at a loss as to what would suit your talents or skills. Financial issues: those who are struggling to meet monthly expenses or pay off debts or money management or money issues. Mental health issues: finding a balance in life and creating harmony in life. Dealing with specific issues of trauma; anxiety, grief, shame, anger, depression and conflict. Health and Wellness issues: gut issues, overeating; poor nutrition; compulsive dieting; arthritis; inflammatory diseases; ADHD and learning disorders. Spiritual issues: finding the deeper meaning of life; intuition; concentration and meditation meeting and awakening spirit guides. Accessing divine messages.

Why the 17th? As this is the last day, called Mahalaya Amavasya, which is the grande finale and the most significant day to offer prayers to the ancestors gone on before and seek their blessings.

Disclaimer

Azhagi Wellness, Su Ram and Deborah Symons, are facilitating a community gathering being held in private property, Reuthes- Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks. All participants are responsible for their own safety and well-being. They are requested to respect the property and privacy of the owners. As the event is being held in the evening participants are requested to not wander off or explore the property as the owner and the facilitator will not be held responsible for any injuries. Please do not litter or interfere with the flora and fauna. Adhere to Covid Rules and fill in the Track and Trace form provided with confirmation email. Many thanks for your co-operation

Covid Compliance Measures confirmed:Ancient Fire Ritual September 17, 2020

Please note these measures are fluid and may change without warning.

Following the Prime Minister Boris Johnsons announcement :

Reuthesthe Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks is pleased to confirm that the Fire Ritual fully complies with the new guidelines and we would like to outline all the safeguarding and social distancing measures that we have put in place. All for thepeace of mind of our valued visitors to Reuthe's - The Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks.

The rules clearly state that restaurants, cafes & pubs are to remain open andoperating. Trips to pubs, restaurants and cafes are still permitted.Azhagi Wellness, in conjunction with Reuthesthe Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks, is limiting the number of attendees. As this is a Spiritual/religious event being held in the open and not an unmanageable crowd we can follow the government guidelines and observe the social distancing requirements. It is important to fill in the Trace and Track form with your welcome email and to follow guidelines.Covid-19 secure venues such as The Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks as an outdoorhospitality venue can still host larger numbers in total.:

For your own peace of mind

- Bring your own Hand sanitiser and masks. We will have hand sanitiser if you forget to bring your own.- Signage to remind visitors of social distancing rules is in place

- Tables & seating for dining areas have been located to fully comply with safe current social distance requirements

Herewith is something I have taken from the Government Website https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus

2.10 When can I gather in groups of more than 6?

If you live in a household with more than 6 people, you can continue to gather in and attend all settings together. This same applies for your support bubbles. All venues should continue to accommodate groups larger than 6 who live together or are in the same support bubble to gather in and use their services and venues.

There will be exceptions where groups can be larger than 6 people, including:

• where everyone lives together or is in the same support bubble, or to continue existing arrangements where children do not live in the same household as both their parents
• for work, and voluntary or charitable services
• for education, training, registered childcare, or providers offering before or after-school clubs for children
• fulfilling legal obligations such as attending court or jury service
• providing emergency assistance, or providing support to a vulnerable person
• for you or someone else to avoid illness, injury or harm
• participate in childrens playgroups
• wedding and civil partnership ceremonies and receptions, or for other religious life-cycle ceremonies where up to 30 people will be able to attend
• funerals where up to 30 people will be able to attend
• organised indoor and outdoor sports, physical activity and exercise classes (see the list of recreational team sports, outdoor sport and exercise allowed under the gyms and leisure centre guidance)
• youth groups or activities
• elite sporting competition or training
• protests and political activities organised in compliance with COVID-19 secure guidance and subject to strict risk assessments