Join the renowned mystic and spiritual teacher Devaji from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. on Wednesday August 7th in Bewley’s Theatre, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2 for an exploration of the sacred practice of satsang. Click here to book your tickets.
We are delighted to present ‘Awakening Feminine Spirituality: an Evening of Diving Into Love With Aedamar Kirrane’. This event will take place on Thursday June 27th, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Aedamar Kirrane is a writer and a philosopher. When deeply engaged in the search for the meaning of life during her philosophy studies, she experienced a spontaneous spiritual awakening. For the first time ever, she came into a deep sense of meaning and purpose to her life. Her spiritual experiences changed the course of her life, causing her to undertake deep studies in mysticism across all religions and wisdom systems. Ultimately, Aedamar came into a life changing understanding of God as Love, and felt a deep sense of calling to pursue the path of teaching the mystical Oneness of all through Love.
She is now committed to supporting others to find deeper meaning and purpose in life: to come into a direct and unmediated relationship with God through the practice of Love and meditation.
She has just finished writing a memoir about her spiritual experiences. She is passionate to share her philosophical learning about the de-spiritualisation of the world that began in the last Axial Age, 2,500 years ago, at the beginning of the Age of Reason. Humanity is now entering a new Axial Age and shifting into The Spiritual Age, but we are unprepared for this shift, because individually and culturally, our spiritual faculty is completely under-developed. There is now an urgent need to re-embrace the sacred and learn to live in co-creation, cooperation and collaboration with each other, Nature and God.
Aedamar is committed to supporting the re-spiritualisation of the world. Her calling is to promote Love as a means of working towards world peace, healing humanity and healing Mother Nature. Aedamar now believes that spiritual awakening is as natural a milestone in life as learning to walk. Everyone is called to awaken at this time, but we don’t always know how to respond because historically we have lost touch with the true essence of our spiritual nature. Her commitment is to support women in particular to awaken to this New Age of Feminine Spirituality and Love.
We are delighted to present ‘Awakening Feminine Spirituality: an Evening of Diving Into Love With Aedamar Kirrane’. This event will take place on Thursday June 27th, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
We are thrilled to be hosting an exciting evening with Ray Behan – the man who changed his brain – and Antonella Traino – the woman who had one day to live. This will take place on Thursday June 6th, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Peia Luzzi is an American born song collector, write and multi-instrumentalist, drawing inspiration from her ancestral roots of Celtic and Old World European music, and folklore. With the voice of a lark, she dances nimbly between Child Ballads and 17th Century Gaelic laments, to Waulking Songs from Scotland, and old Bulgarian mountain wails. Peia has traveled extensively over the past ten years to uncover melodies wrinkled and wise with time, labouring faithfully to honour their language, stories and original essence.
She is a powerful voice in the rising global community of people who are committed to restoring a balanced relationship with the Earth. Peia expresses her holistic vision and passion through her music, educational workshops and advocacy for indigenous and environmental rights groups.
Born in the back hills of Connecticut, Peia spent most of her childhood playing in the forests and hiding out in tree tops. In 2002 she moved to Boston where she attended New England Conservatory of Music on a generous scholarship and received extensive training in western classical voice and opera, vocal pedagogy, composition, and improvisation.
“My journey with world folksong traditions began many years ago while studying at New England Conservatory in Boston. Much to the dismay of my Opera professors, I found myself enthralled with the alluring beauty and mystery of traditional folk music. This fascination, along with a bit of old Irish wanderlust, poised me for a journey that led me to seek a lost culture and reconnect with the songs of my ancestors in ancient Europe.”
In 2012 Peia released her first solo album The Dance of Devotion, a profound collection of poetic love songs. Her second release Four Great Winds – a timeless journey through traditional and original sacred song – was self released in May 2013 and picked up by Sounds True for global release in 2015. Following the initial release of Four Great Winds, Peia gained international notoriety and requests for performances in Europe, Australia, Bali, Brazil and Canada. Her music has taken her around the world and sparked collaborations with many world class artists including: legendary poet and Rumi scholar Coleman Barks, author, mythologist and storyteller Michael Meade, Grammy Award winning pianist Peter Kater, Iranian tar master Ali Ghamsari and guitar virtuoso Estas Tonne.
Peia currently splits her time between touring and the lush, wild hills of Southern Oregon, where she wildcrafts herbal remedies, sings with Wild Honey – an all women’s world music trio – and teaches Song of the Ancients, voice cultivation and ancestral songline tracing. Fusing her knowledge of Vocal Pedagogy (The Science of the Voice) with the ancient meditative practice of Nada Yoga, she imparts upon her students the tools to harness the natural beauty and resonance of the voice.
We are thrilled to welcome her to Positive Nights on Thursday April 25th, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2. To book your tickets, click here.
Peia Luzzi is an American born song collector, write and multi-instrumentalist, drawing inspiration from her ancestral roots of Celtic and Old World European music, and folklore. With the voice of a lark, she dances nimbly between Child Ballads and 17th Ccntury Gaelic laments, to Waulking Songs from Scotland, and old Bulgarian mountain wails.
Following our previous visits from the acclaimed yoga teacher, musician and folklorist Jack Harrison, we are thrilled to have him back at Positive Nights to perform his beautiful music on Thursday March 28th from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café Theatre, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Jack first encountered yoga in the 1970s and 1980s in San Francisco. After leaving the U.S., he began to work with the Irish Wheel of Yoga in Galway. He launched his career as a yoga teacher in 2005. Throughout his career, he has travelled extensively and studied a wide range of yoga styles, including Iyengar, Satyananda, Ashtanga and Anusara.
Jack has also had a keen interest in music and singing since his childhood. He holds a Masters degree in Irish Folklore and Archaeology and has worked for many years as a consultant and lecturer in Heritage Interpretation. In recent years, he began to understand the deep connections between his three interests – yoga, music, and folklore/archaeology – and established the Celtic School of Yoga to help tie together the yoga traditions of India with those of the Celtic world.
He has travelled widely around the world, offering workshops, intensives and teacher trainings. and his teaching work is now strong influenced by the Celtic tradition. These practices explore how to ally movement of the body with breath, focus, mythology, poetry, music and the natural world.
We are thrilled to be hosting him for a special concert called ‘The Heart of Spring Time’ on Thursday March 28th from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. in Bewley’s Café Theatre, 78/79 Grafton Street, Dublin 2. Click here to book your tickets.
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