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Oak Park – an outdoor place
The Sunshine Centre for Good Living is located in a beautiful natural setting away from the city centre. A unique space, a lively fire – this is the experience of a unique and memorable event. With a diameter of 8 metres, the booth can comfortably accommodate smaller groups of 25-30 people.
Originally from North America, the bungalow is a cosy tent where you can spend time all year round – rain or shine. Staying in a bivouac is an extraordinary experience even in the worst weather that can be energetically felt. When you build a bonfire in the hut, the fire heats up the whole room, making it the perfect place to organise wonderful events, rituals, special gatherings and all sorts of other exciting activities all year round.
Location
The Pühali Good Life Centre’s shelter is located in the middle of an energetic oak ring, and the path to the shelter runs along an oak alley. The doorway to the upright faces east, in the direction of the sunrise. The sanctuary is a pleasant place for the community to gather. Its circular form has a unifying effect on those in the room. This allows the whole community to feel an emotional and spiritual cohesion that polishes and softens separations and differences.
Energy
Symbols stacked on the floor of the standing room in different coloured paving stones create a special environment. A path of small cobblestones leads from the door to the fireplace, with a spotted diamond in the pattern of the eaves. It is a symbol of life and harmony, as well as protection against evil. The speck inside the rhombus indicates seed and fertility. A path of paving stones leads to a circle with the symbol of the svastika inside, which, according to folklore, represents the sun, fire and home. Native American geometry symbolizes the cyclical nature of life through the four cardinal points.
for year-round use
for sitting outdoors and around the campfire, even in cold and rainy weather.
set in the middle of a mighty oak grove
location in a beautiful natural setting
an exciting experience for both organisers and participants
