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Local gatherings are drawing interest in Glastonbury, offering distinct ways to explore well-being and ancient traditions. At the Avalon Community Centre on King Street, facilitators Clara Collings and Juliet Leonard host the Kundalini Activation Process (KAP) Glastonbury. The session invites people to lie on yoga mats to receive energy transmissions through touch on chakra points to loud music, followed by a debrief and sharing circle. It is open to almost anyone looking to clear negative energies, though organisers note it is not suitable for those with epilepsy, delusional conditions such as schizophrenia, or women in their third trimester of pregnancy.
Nearby on the foothills of Glastonbury Tor, the Imbolc Portal Retreat Avalon brings together people seeking soul-centric community and inner reflection. Participants stay in central Glastonbury with meals provided, taking part in rebirthing breathwork on Chalice Hill, dream work with local herbs, and Celtic rituals. The programme also includes bathing ceremonies at the White Spring and visits to Chalice Well Gardens.
