Kali Embodiment Ceremony with Dance, Drum & Art

April 18, 2026 6- 9:30 pm

Place: Sheng Sheng,

Taipei, Taiwan

A moving meditation on the Hindu Goddess Kali, the divine mother. This Kali celebration and embodiment night will honor Kali according to her Bengali roots in India as a fiercely loving mother and one who teaches us as female leaders in a contemporary world to cut through maya (illusion) to achieve moksha (liberation).

Your Facilitators

Tricia Kuo

Tricia is a Taiwanese interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, mixed media, dance, and somatic healing through art. Her community workshops integrate art, movement, and spiritual practice, creating space for authentic being rather than instruction - an approach inspired by indigenous traditions that honor inner wisdom. She has studied, in particular, Kali embodiment and dance, which she has integrated into her performance art. In addition to being an artist, Tricia is also an educator to Taiwanese children. Her embodied Kali energy extends to the young lives of those she works with by being a fierce protector and loving, maternal force. Tricia carries Atayal blood in her lineage. Her period blood art not only allowed her to reclaim the divine feminine energy within her but also to honor every woman in her bloodline. She is here to guide others safely and reverently into their own power, courage, and liberation.

Stephanie Tsai Karlik

Stephanie is a writer, educator, mystic, and healing facilitator. Her experience in education and holding ceremonial space goes back over a decade, where much of her work took place in the Southern California region among multiracial, multicultural, and diverse groups of people. Through Stephanie’s own life experiences with trauma and illness, she has garnered the knowledge to help others in multiple capacities, particularly through her studies and practice of yoga, ayurvedic medicine, Japanese Buddhism, reiki, sound healing, Latin dance, meditation, Mexican Quetzalcoatl breathwork, Brazilian rapeh ceremony, and more. Stephanie is a community liaison for Minka Mystery School’s Consciousness of Radical Equity program, a portal of decolonial spiritual work. She believes in community building and establishing genuine relationships from the heart. Her mission is to empower girls and women to embody their own liberation and sovereignty in the world.

Schedule

Total Event Time: 3.5 hours

Opening: Grounding Meditation with cacao; Oracle card reading with altar items

Kali Discussion & Storytelling

Flower Mandala Making & Face & Body Paint 

Kali Activation Dance

Kitchari Eating

Soul Retrieval

“Blood” Painting with Reiki Activation

Closing: Integration and Meditation

Cost

1600 NTD per person

Your Ceremony Takeaways

• Knowledge about the Hindu goddess Kali: goddess of time, change, destruction, & death, representing the destruction of the ego to achieve liberation

• “Menstruation blood” artwork

• A kitchari (Indian rice porridge) and cacao-filled belly and a warmer heart

• Deeper self-awareness of visibility wounds and how to transmute them for your greatest ascendancy

• A special experience of supported space with female shamans who will have guided you to a place of inner reflection and self-love

• Greater access to your own feminine magic and power

• Enhanced female leadership embodiment skills

• The beginning of a new identity you may want to bring to fruition

• A community of kindred spirits and like-minded friends and potential collaborators