Begin the day at the dome with silence, breath, and guided meditation through the vibration of OM. This morning meditation invites participants to attune to the non-dual frequency of OM — bringing balance to the body, calmness to the mind, and a deeper connection to the quiet place within.

8 - 9 am

Movement Studio

A dynamic fusion of yoga, pilates, strength, and dance guided through the colors of the rainbow. Expect rhythmic movement, core work, and breath to awaken energy and leave you aligned, strong, and fully alive.

9 - 10 am

Main Stage

A high-energy movement session combining crawling, hanging, and flowing patterns to build strength, mobility, and coordination. Less about perfection, more about play, connection, and unlocking the body as one system.

9 - 10 am

Yoga Studio

(30pax)
Kula Flow is vinyasa (or flow) style yoga with an emphasis on creativity and alignment. Classes are inventive and thoughtful sequences of sun salutations, standing & seated postures, back bending, and inversions—guided by a steady breath to tone and calm the mind. (int level)

MORNING SESSIONS

Main Stage

10:30 – 10.40 am

Core intention setting, for those who missed your Wednesday intro: Imagination begins with perception.

10.40 am - 11.10 am

What if imagination begins with the simple words: I don’t know? In this opening keynote, neuroscientist Beau Lotto explores how imagination requires humility - the willingness to be wrong and to step beyond certainty. By changing how we enter each moment, from knowing to wondering, we open the door to new ways of seeing, thinking, and creating.

11.10 – 11.55 am

Storytelling has always been Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s way of making sense of the world and resisting the distance that turns people into “the other.”
Through film, she explores how stories shape who is seen, heard, and ultimately allowed to belong. Her work brings audiences into lives and experiences often kept at the margins, asking us to move beyond fear, stereotype, and division toward something more human: recognition.
For her, imagination is not an escape from reality, but a way of reimagining it — expanding empathy, challenging inherited narratives, and opening the possibility of seeing ourselves in one another.
An Academy Award-winning filmmaker, her work has consistently centered overlooked voices and communities, using storytelling to bridge worlds rarely invited into conversation with one another.

12 – 12.15 pm

Gio Israel is a filmmaker and storyteller, and the creator of SEEKERS, a cinematic exploration of human transformation, purpose, and meaning. Through deeply personal and culturally rich journeys, his work invites us to reflect on what it truly means to be human.

12.15 - 12.45 pm

What if the future of brain health lies in substances and states of consciousness we are only beginning to understand? In this conversation, Dr. Mark Hyman and Michael Pollan explore the re-emerging role of psychedelics - and ibogaine in particular - in reshaping how we think about addiction, healing, and neurological renewal. Drawing from both clinical insight and cultural inquiry, the exchange looks at how these compounds are challenging conventional models of brain health and opening new possibilities for transformation.

AFTERNOON

LUNCH

1 - 3 pm

Beach Bar

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1 pm - 5 pm

Main Stage

Drop in, pick up a thread, and become part of the weaving. Throughout the gathering, artist Regina Dejimenez and Milen Nae invite everyone into a living communal loom — a playful, evolving tapestry shaped by many hands, spontaneous encounters, and shared imagination.

3.15 - 4.45 pm

Sage & Sea

A playful, fast-moving drawing workshop where observation meets imagination. In rotating pairs, you’ll paint each other’s shoes entirely in red while collecting small personal details along the way. Expect surprises, and a reminder that how we see others is always part fact, part story. Please wear shoes or sandals.

3.15 - 4.30 pm

Basketball Court

An invitation to meet discomfort with curiosity. Guided by breath and presence, this session introduces the ancient practice of standing on nails as a way to explore focus, resilience, and calm through intensity. No experience needed — come exactly as you are.

3.15 - 4.30 pm

Movement Studio

A live sound experience using the Yaybahar, a unique acoustic instrument that produces deep, resonant tones. You’re invited to lie down or sit comfortably and focus on listening. A calming session designed to support relaxation and mental clarity.

3.15 - 4.45 pm

Main Stage

A powerful group experience blending movement, voice, rhythm, and breath inspired by Yoruba traditions. A collective journey to awaken energy, connect as a tribe, and move as one shared heartbeat.

3.30 - 4.30 pm

Yoga Studio

A sacred space for silence, breath, imagination and guided meditation.
Sacred sound invites participants to attune to the non-dual frequency of OM — bringing balance to the body, calmness to the mind, and a deeper connection to the quiet place within.

AFTERNOON SESSION

5 - 6.15 pm

Sage & Sea

In this playful, high-energy workshop, Justin Levine — collaborator to artists including Thom Yorke and David Byrne, and Tony Award–winning composer and musical director behind Moulin Rouge! The Musical and The Outsiders — invites participants into an uplifting exploration of voice, confidence, rhythm, and creative expression: a chance to reconnect to the joy of being fully heard.

NIGHT

COCKTAILS & DINNER

7 - 10.30 pm

Meze by the Sea

EVENING SESSIONS

Family Beach

10.40 pm - 12 am

A live fusion project where jazz improvisation meets electronic beats and global rhythms. The sound is experimental yet danceable, designed for late-night energy and movement.

12 - 1.30 am

Paris-based, Chilean multidisciplinary artist blending DJing, ecstatic dance, and ritual elements. Known for opening global tours for Arcade Fire and hosting monthly “Cosmic Dancers” gatherings in Paris. His sets are rhythmic, cathartic, and community-driven.