ColourScape Festival
ColourScape Festival
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CC07 PEU

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2,517 posts

234 months

Wednesday 18th September 2019
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Have any of you been to this and was it any good?

Initially, I thought it looked like a load of arty farty ste, however, having read the reviews, many people have commented on how they attended the event and came out with new emotional insights, sexual experiences, colour perceptions, spiritual states, therapeutic reactions, and even being elevated to a higher state of consciousness.

Attendees remarked on how they saw inspiring dancing, painting, and experienced the feeling of flying! However, I'm wondering if that was in relation to anything they had consumed prior to attending the event? Some went so far as to say they joined the event as a straight person and came out as gay, adding that it's "a colourful art for all ages and cultures which is joyful and harmonious".

So what's the deal, is it all it's cracked up to be?


Initforthemoney

743 posts

174 months

Wednesday 18th September 2019
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CC07 PEU said:
Have any of you been to this and was it any good?

Initially, I thought it looked like a load of arty farty ste, however, having read the reviews, many people have commented on how they attended the event and came out with new emotional insights, sexual experiences, colour perceptions, spiritual states, therapeutic reactions, and even being elevated to a higher state of consciousness.

Attendees remarked on how they saw inspiring dancing, painting, and experienced the feeling of flying! However, I'm wondering if that was in relation to anything they had consumed prior to attending the event? Some went so far as to say they joined the event as a straight person and came out as gay, adding that it's "a colourful art for all ages and cultures which is joyful and harmonious".

So what's the deal, is it all it's cracked up to be?
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