Chanting the Sefton Coast
from Coastlands Hosted by Theatre in the Rough Festival
Formby isn't all squirrels and Waitrose. There is a sacred sound here that connects us to our ancestors — as well as to each other. For many, the coast holds an ancient, transcendent wisdom. Chelsea Bassnett sets out to discover the spiritual side of Formby by joining Suzie Price, founder of Sacred Sound Journeys. Suzie uses sound as a healing tool, capturing its therapeutic and meditative qualities to induce nurturing, relaxing and blissful experiences for participants. Chelsea partakes in a 'gong bath' in Formby Scout Hut, as well as a beautiful earth chant on Formby beach. Suzie also talks about the palliative power of sound in pain clinics, helping to relieve the physical and mental stresses of illness. Ultimately, we are given a love letter to the Sefton coast and to Formby beach: a place of tranquility and possibilities that we can happily call home. Part of the Coastlands project: six documentaries about the Sefton coast. Created by Chelsea Bassnett. Supported by Arts Council England and The Hemby Trust.
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