J U N E 1 9 , 2 0 , & 2 1 2 0 2 6
Three mornings. We gather to breathe, chant, and experience kriya. Let's align ourselves with the peak solar energy of the year.
There is much unraveling in the world right now, the systems we once leaned on changing and shifting. Many of us are carrying this without knowing where to put it.
Mother Earth is calling her children to remember.
T H E P R A C T I C E
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Breathwork
Pranayama to clear the nervous system and open the channel.
Kriya
Specific sequences chosen for access to Solstice energies.
Chanting
Mantra meditation to elevate frequency and tune the field
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A nature portal
worth tending to
The Summer Solstice is an ancient threshold. We gather at a moment when the veil between ordinary and extraordinary grows thin. The Ancients understood this as a time for conscious creation: through practice, prayer, and the focused power of thought.
When we align with this energy over three days, we shift our own patterns, we tend the psycho-energetic field. We tune ourselves like instruments of the Divine and in doing so, we tune our homes, our families, our communities.
Negative holding patterns shift with consistency. Enter this new season committed.
"As we tune ourselves like an instrument of the Divine, we're also tuning our homes, our work, our families and our communities."
Join us at the threshold...
Three mornings surrounding the Summer Solstice:
Fri., June 19: 6-7am PDT
Sat., June 20: 6-7:30am PDT*
Sun., June 21: 6-7am PDT
What's Included:
- 3 LIVE classes with Pauline & Akah
- Kundalini Yoga, Meditation, & Chanting to set yourself for the next cycle.
- Replays of the class recordings after they air live.
All are welcome, no experience necessary.
Facilitated by Aykanna
Aykanna is the musical duo made up of the husband and wife Pauline Drossart & Akah Jackson. They are known for their soulful, percussion‐driven music and wisdom teachings.
The name Aykanna from Aramaic can be literally translated as a link between heaven and earth.
Decades of devotion sculpted the sound of Aykanna, blending masculine and feminine: the deep roots of sacred chant traditions with the spirit of song.
Together they share mantra, songs and practices for deeper and more connected relationships.
