nṛtya · sacred dance
01Ecstatic dance
Dance Journeys
No talking, no phones, no alcohol. A guided wave of music from stillness to peak and back into silence.
In person2.5 hoursEvery body
Ecstatic dance with Ayurvedic awareness trainings for the people who hold space.
Listen
Press play.
Let go.
Journeys recorded live, from the first breath to the final silence. Headphones on, eyes closed, let the body lead.
Live in Colombo74 min528 Hz
About
Astralinth
Facilitator, Ecstatic Dance DJ, Sound Healer and lifelong student of Vipassana. Astralinth weaves Buddhist mindfulness, Vedic knowledge and the honesty of the dance floor into one practice, and trains the people who hold space for others.
No spiritual shortcuts, no guru games and no “good vibes only”. Astralinth calls out the fluff in modern spirituality and goes back to the source: understanding mindfulness and the Vedic systems properly, and respecting the traditions they come from.
“The dance floor is a meditation hall with the lights turned low.”
Ecstatic Dance DJ, Sound Healer, Mindful Dance Trainer, Vedic System Expert
12+years of practice
300+journeys held
500+facilitators trained
Courses & trainings
Work with
Astralinth.
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Next journeys
Dance with us.
Alcohol-free, phone-free and open to every body. No experience needed, only willingness.
Listen to past journeysVoices from the circle
What stays when the music stops.
I came to dance and left with a practice. The silence at the end of the journey is something I carry into every week.
The facilitator training changed how I hold a room. Less doing, more presence, and my circles feel it.
His sets build like a prayer. You don’t notice the arc until you’re lying on the floor: crying, laughing, home.
The Vedic module gave me a language for what I was already sensing in people. Practical, never dogmatic.
I learned more about DJing from what Astralinth leaves out than from any tutorial: space, patience, listening.
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Sati · the practice
Mindfulness,
everywhere.
Mindfulness isn’t a trend or a quick fix. It is a 2,500-year-old practice, and I encourage you to bring it everywhere: to the dance, the room, the table and the rest between. Learn it properly, respect where it comes from, and it quietly changes how you live.
DanceFeeling every step instead of performing it.
Holding SpaceStaying steady and kind while others feel.
WorkPausing before you react. Listening before you answer.
HomeBeing with the people you love, not just near them.
FoodTasting each bite and noticing when you’re full.
RestKnowing when you’re tired, and letting yourself stop.
Train in mindfulness
“Knowing what is happening, while it is happening.”
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