Soul Supper

Six souls. Something to share. Conversations that go a little deeper.

Price

Free

Length

120 min

Group

1–6

Room

The Gathering Space

I keep thinking about how rarely we get the chance to really sit with one another. Not across a restaurant table shouting over the noise. Not while checking the time. Not while somebody is waiting for us to say the right thing. Just to arrive. To soften a little. And to talk about some of the things that sit underneath everyday life. That is the idea behind Soul Suppers. Once a month, six of us will gather in a warm, quiet space. We’ll sit together on cushions and mats, begin with a simple meditation, and then spend the evening exploring one part of being human. Relationships. Friendship. Belonging. Boundaries. Identity. Motherhood. Ageing. Loneliness. Confidence. Grief. Purpose. The patterns we repeat. The things we are beginning to understand about ourselves. There may be a book, a question, a piece of writing or an idea to get us started. But nobody is coming as the expert. And nobody is coming to be fixed. We’ll simply listen. Share when we want to. Offer our own experiences when they might help. And hold space for one another when words are difficult. In the middle of us will be food to pick at and share — everybody bringing a little something to add to the table between us. Nothing formal. Nothing perfect. Just food, conversation, quiet, laughter, perhaps a few tears, and the feeling that for an evening we don’t have to keep everything neatly tucked away. I would love Soul Suppers to become a tiny community of people moving through life alongside one another. Learning what sits beneath our own surface. Understanding each other a little better. And discovering that perhaps we don’t need somebody to give us all the answers. Sometimes we just need somewhere safe enough to ask the questions. Six souls. One evening. Something to share. And room to be exactly where we are.

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