This event is an invitation for the community to come together, with the intention to share the frequency of prayer and connection, peace and healing.
Originally intended to be the celebration for the launch of Amir Paiss’s new album Shma (Hear), following the recent events in the Middle East this evening turns into a call to gather and share songs for peace and healing.
Music and singing together are powerful tools for awakening our innate healing capacities and natural wisdom. Each song can be a drop of medicine for the pain and suffering we witness in ourselves and in the world.
This is a night of ancient and original poetry, and the weaving of culture and community. A gathering of prayer and heart, leaning into our strength and resilience, being a resource for one another.
Join the community with your kind and compassionate heart, with your wish for a healthy world, and together we can send love to all those in need, beyond our political views, rooted in our shared humanity.
We all have the ability and voice to contribute to Prayers For Peace.
Hosted by Amir Paiss, Avishai Barnatan, Shai Shriki, Willow Stahlut, Tsoof Baras and special guests. Zorba Productions and Amir Paiss present: Prayers For Peace.
St John’s Hall Mullumbimby, Saturday, October 28. Doors open at 7pm for connecting, dinner, dessert and chai. Music from 8pm.
Proceeds from the night will be donated to Mullumbimby Emergency Community Action.
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