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Tantra, ceremonies, ecstatic dance, sound journeys, shadow work — Ubud's conscious community in one place.
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The calendar for Ubud's conscious community — ceremonies, ecstatic dance, breathwork, sound journeys, tantra and the rest of what actually happens in the valley each week.
Live at theubudian.life.
The scene's own research (docs/superpowers/research/2026-05-07-ubud-community-ethnography.md) put the gap plainly: listings are scattered across Megatix, Eventbrite, AllEvents, a hundred Instagram accounts and a dozen WhatsApp groups, and "there's no single calendar that combines studio classes + facilitator workshops + closed-circle openings." That's the job.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The calendar for Ubud's conscious community — ceremonies, ecstatic dance, breathwork, sound journeys, tantra and the rest of what actually happens in the valley each week.
Live at theubudian.life.
The scene's own research (docs/superpowers/research/2026-05-07-ubud-community-ethnography.md) put the gap plainly: listings are scattered across Megatix, Eventbrite, AllEvents, a hundred Instagram accounts and a dozen WhatsApp groups, and "there's no single calendar that combines studio classes + facilitator workshops + closed-circle openings." That's the job.Read the full README ↗