A new start in 2017

There are only a few days left before 2017 and most of us are thinking about how we can make this new year better. To help us make our New Year’s resolutions by acknowledging our past achievements and empowering ourselves with the strength for things to come, the Women’s Circle Cyprus event is set for Thursday.

The circle is a monthly event but this month it is a little different as it will take place just two days before the new year. It calls on women who want to get rid of whatever it was that was weighing them down in the past, their fears, their doubts and their regrets and clear the path for new goals and achievements.

All those within the circle will be involved in a 15 to 20-minute meditation session dedicated to empowering ourselves, empowering each other and empowering the world.

Each circle gathering occurs every month, two or three days before, or on a new moon. New moon symbolises a new space within to welcome new beginnings, new opportunities and positive changes.

A new theme is set for each circle meeting. These themes are intended to inspire a healthy relationship with ourselves, our circumstances and other people. This is achieved by each member of the circle supporting each other through sharing and expressing experiences before and after the meditation.

A Women’s Circle is a sacred women-only space where women can share their journey, insights and stories. It is a safe space for women to be heard, seen and to transform.

Become part of this circle at the end of this year, so you may start the new year off by discovering your power, confidence, healing ability and potential.

Women’s Circle Cyprus
A meditation circle to set-up New Year intentions. December 29. The Centre, 6 Panayioti Kaspi Street, Nicosia. 7.30pm-9pm. €5 recommended donation. Tel: 97-873494

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