The Equinox has been celebrated since humans first came together. It marks the point in the year when day and night are equal, a point of seasonal transition. A time to pause, gather, share food, connect and soak up the last warmth of summer. A moment to mark the close of the season as it begins to shift into the cooler, quieter months ahead, as the light softens and the days begin to shorten. Sleeping Giants is built around that moment.
Festivals do something that is hard to replicate anywhere else. Preconceptions get left at the gate. People show up as they are, engage with who is in front of them, and somewhere in that shared experience something shifts. When people gather with a shared intention at a significant point in the year, the energy created is something you carry home with you.
From sunrise meditations to full moon celebrations, Sleeping Giants is a four day gathering bringing together embodied practices, human connection, and shared experience in the hills of Andalucía. Yoga, Qigong, Tai Chi, Dance, communal meals and Equinox ceremony, set against a landscape of ancient hills that have watched over this moment for thousands of years, shaped by shifting light, open terrain, and the rhythm of the seasons.
Strictly limited to 150 people. 24 to 27 September 2026.
WomanKind Facilitators:
Atmashant Kaur:
Atma is a Kundalini Yoga teacher with extensive experience in tantric bodywork and healing practices. Her innate curiosity and expertise cover theology, eco-therapy, and the marvels of the natural world. She is committed to helping women deepen their self-connection and approach life with playfulness and an open heart. Her passions include nature, art, dance, song, and silence.
Kerry-Ann Taylor:
Kerry is a space holder and hands-on bodyworker who crafts ceremonies for women navigating life’s transitions and rites. Her mission is to help women reconnect with themselves and one another. Women deserve to be heard and honored with reverence and ritual. You might find her dancing in a field, laughing at herself, or passionately discussing women's health and injustices.