Shakti’s Journey: A Mindfulness Tour - launches at SoulJour Sanctuary

“Shakti” artist David Van Zandt and MindBody Co-Founder, Entrepreneur, and host of Wellness Revolutionaries podcast Blake Beltram partnered to create and launch Shakti’s Journey - a Mindfulness Tour. Shakti is a 7’ tall bronze sculpture, brought to life through artist David Van Zandt over a period of three years. She is a transmitter of positive, life-force energy, and represents the expansion of that energy in the individual as well as the rise of the divine feminine in our culture. Experiencing Shakti and the life-force she emanates, in person, is a unique and powerful experience. Meditating with her may be life-changing.

It was one night in the Spring of 2018 that Blake Beltram had what he calls a very realistic “vision” in the dream state. He describes the experience as a “male presence”, who did not reveal himself but rather “showed” Blake a vision - almost as if watching a movie - of putting Shakti on an open, flatbed trailer and taking her on a Mindfulness Tour of the United States. This vision, or dream state “movie” was shown over and over again, for what felt like hours. Having been inspired, in 1998, to buy a book and start a software company, Blake immediately intuited this vision as a calling - as something he had to do. Shakti was in her clay original form at that time - and the dream ultimately inspired Beltram to purchase Shakti #1 so that she could be cast into the bronze form - as in the vision. One thing lead to another, and the vision is now becoming a reality, and taking on a life of its own.

About Sweethome

Sweethome has become notorious for her instinctive ability to nurture, guide and challenge her students through an impeccable combination of both a spiritual and physical practice.

Sweethome’s dedication to the equality, peace and well-being of all sentient beings is felt within each of her classes. After 25 years of teaching, Sweethome’s classes incorporate her learnings from key teachers in her life (Colleen Swantner, Sharon Gannon, David Life and Tias Little, Michael Stone and many more), as well as her connection to music/sound and Qigong.

In addition to her studies with Sharon Gannon at the Yasodhara Ashram in Canada, another notable journey for Sweethome was in 2010 when she traveled to India to study vedic chanting at the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram. Sound and vibration have a huge influence her classes, workshops and retreats, as well as within her ongoing journey of self inquiry.

Learn more about Sweethome's Animal Rights Alliance and be sure to read her incredible blog featuring her reacent journey with breast cancer and all her incredible travel adventures.

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