Sanctuary nutures your being

Sanctuary musicians, led by David Marks, entertained between talks by guest speakers throughout the day.

October 15, 2019

Shona Aylward Less than a minute

Circle dancing got the blood flowing for Lyte Linda, Helen Dodge, Nita Blum, Mireille Picard and Sarah Schultz.

South Coasters came together through the power of yoga, meditation, clairvoyants and dance in the serene setting of the Melville Sanctuary of Love last Saturday.

The festival was all about opening the heart and exploring the mind and body.

Friends Mags Schmidt (left), Riana Pollington and Mary Pentz enjoy a cuppa.

Sanctuary musicians, led by David Marks, entertained between talks by guest speakers throughout the day.

As always, there was great food, as well as stalls with arts and crafts, gifts and natural health products.

Enjoying a yoga session at the Melville Sanctuary of Love (from left) Sarah Tischhauser, Kelly Kramer, Birgit Noel, yoga teacher Simmi Fink, Mary-Joe Emde and Tyran Roy.

Friends (from left) Jean Gallagher, Marcia de Kok and Diane Hayter enjoy the chilled vibes at the festival.

Talented David Marks and Cathy Rolt entertain those at the festival.

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October 15, 2019

Shona Aylward Less than a minute

Sanctuary nutures your being

Sanctuary musicians, led by David Marks, entertained between talks by guest speakers throughout the day.

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