Shhh

When a group of people share a space, and are still and silent, we call it Shhh.

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Shhh is born from the belief that there is meaningful experience to be discovered when a group of people share a space and are still and silent.

Many people miss out on meaningful reflective times that are created in silent ceremonies, due to the fact that they don't share the history, beliefs, culture or practices that are part and parcel with any particular ritual.

You can't really participate in these times without 'buying in' at some level with the expressed tradition that is hosting the event.

By choosing a name which can't be mistaken for being the expression of any particular belief system, and by banning the writing or speaking of any words during the official gathering, the ceremony is protected from any particular personality, culture, religion, belief, ego or agenda.

Anyone from any background is welcome to share the silent space with others, and be confident that they will not be expected to listen to, judge or defend anyone's views or beliefs.

A drink and chat afterwards gives you the option to enjoy the company of the friends or strangers that you have just been silent with. Some will likely discuss what the experience meant to them. This is fine, but it isn't a part of the Shhh ceremony, it is just people talking.

Does Shhh sound like you? Then please come along. You don't need to RSVP, but it would be handy to know for tea and chairs.