05/03/2026
Over the years I have come to realise something very simple but very important — community matters.
When I created The Purple Mountain, my intention was never just to open a place where people come for a session and then leave again. My vision was to create a space where people could feel safe, welcomed, and supported. A place where people could slow down, breathe, connect, and remember that they are not alone on their journey.
In today’s world many people feel disconnected. Life moves fast, people carry a lot of pressure, and often there are very few places where someone can simply be themselves without judgement. This is why community spaces are so important. When people come together with open hearts, something powerful happens. Friendships form, conversations open up, healing begins, and people begin to support one another in ways that can truly change lives.
The Purple Mountain was created to be one of those spaces.
It is a place where people can explore meditation, healing, sound, spiritual development and self-awareness. But more importantly, it is a place where people can come together. Where people can share experiences, learn from one another, and feel part of something positive and supportive.
However, for a community centre like this to continue, people must come through the doors. Spaces like this only survive when the community actively supports them. Booking events, attending circles, coming for a reading, joining a class, or simply showing up to connect with others is what keeps the centre alive.
Chris and I pour a great deal of time, love and energy into creating these events and holding this space for people. But the reality is that if people do not attend, if events are not supported, then we simply will not be able to continue offering them in the future.
Supporting The Purple Mountain doesn’t have to be complicated. Come along to an event. Book a reading. Attend a meditation or sound healing session. Invite a friend. Be part of the energy we are building together.
Because when you support a place like this, you are not just supporting a building.
You are supporting a community.
You are supporting connection.
You are supporting a space where people can heal, grow and remember who they truly are.
And most importantly, you are helping to keep the doors open for everyone who may need it.
From Steven & Chris xx
