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Embodied Rhythm with Clarissa Mae

  • Joy Collective Yoga Studio 319 North Main Avenue Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 57104 United States (map)

An Intuitive Movement, Cacao, Ritual, & Sound Gathering

Movement is more than something we do, it is a way to express, release, reconnect, and remember who we are.

Sacred Embodiment is a ceremonial gathering that invites you to explore the freedom of movement, the power of sound, and connecting in community.

Rooted in the elements and our relationship with the natural world, this experience weaves together ceremonial cacao, breathwork, guided and freeform movement, and rhythm. Inspired by the wisdom of nature and animal archetypes, we'll explore different qualities of movement, creating space for curiosity, playfulness, emotional expression, and connection.

Our journey begins with cacao and gentle grounding before flowing into intuitive movement accompanied by music, drums, and other instruments. From there, we'll settle into an extended, immersive Sound Journey, allowing space for deep rest, reflection, and integration.

There is no choreography, no expectation to move a certain way, and no experience necessary. Whether you feel called to dance, sway, make sound, rest, or simply be present, you are welcome exactly as you are.

Your Guide, Clarissa Mae

Clarissa Mae is a Sacred Space holder, sound practitioner, and E-RYT 500/RYPT/YACEP with 18 years of teaching experience. Trained in Sound Healing, Breathwork, Cacao Ceremony Facilitation, Prenatal Yoga, and Mindfulness, she blends movement, breath, ritual, and sound into transformative, multi-sensory experiences.

She is the creator of Sacred Sound: A J.O.U.R.N.E.Y.© to Sound Healing and offers both facilitator trainings and individualized sound and breathwork sessions. Drawing inspiration from the Wheel of the Year, elemental rhythms, and ancestral traditions, Clarissa leads international retreats, yoga teacher trainings, and ceremonies throughout the Black Hills. Her work supports holistic well-being, deep remembrance, and embodied spiritual growth.

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