Light Steps

04/02/2026

Always an honor to host Dance space for these gatherings. Often people return and bring a friend so spots fill up quickly. This location is and line up will bring everything you need to connect and let yourself be wild!

01/07/2026

Envisioning this for the future… of course it’s already a thing in practice.
Now just take this model and adapt it for local communities.

11/15/2025

Need to get some dance on… who’s with me?
Reach out if you want to join 🫶

10/06/2025

10/02/2025

Join us this weekend for a night a day or perhaps the whole weekend… still enough room left for you to say yes to yourself ❣️

09/17/2025

Take a moment to gather yourself for this weekends energies. Make the most of it!!

This upcoming weekend, with the New Moon and Solar Eclipse plus the Equinox is extremely powerful and important and marks a decision point.

I will post the written astrology over the next two days which you can read on the Astrologywise website and download a PDF for the month if you can't wait!

I have also created a video which I urge you, if possible, to listen to before, as it contains some important information .
Here's the link:-
https://youtu.be/YTHHN0No9Z0?si=5w0cHwWNBjpM1nSo

08/07/2025

For the love of trees… how fascinating

A new study shows that trees function as a "living collective." 🌳💡👏

In a groundbreaking study, scientists have discovered that trees can collectively synchronize their electrical signals in anticipation of a solar eclipse. 🌌🔍

Conducted in Italy’s Dolomites during a partial eclipse in October 2022, the research observed spruce trees exhibiting a remarkable, forest-wide bioelectrical response hours before the eclipse even began. 🌊🌴

Using sensors wired to tree trunks, roots, and branches, researchers recorded the trees’ internal voltage changes—known as bioelectrical potentials—and found a synchronized shift that suggests trees are far more responsive and interconnected than previously understood. 🔌💻

The older trees showed stronger anticipatory responses than younger ones, implying that long-lived trees may retain "ecological memory" and help guide younger trees through rare natural phenomena like eclipses. 🌲📚

Even old tree stumps exhibited subtle activity, hinting they remain partially alive and integrated within the forest network. 🌿🔥

This study, published in Royal Society Open Science, adds to growing evidence that forests behave as complex, cooperative systems—reinforcing the role of mature trees as key to ecosystem resilience and knowledge transfer. 🌟🌿💖