1. Ask participants to form a circle and designate participants as “Person 1” and “Person 2.” The ones designated as “Person 1″ form a circle in the middle of the room with their eyes closed, and the rest, all the”Person 2” stand in another circle behind them.

2. Ask those designated as “Person 2” to gently touch “Person 1s” with the tips of their fingers, as if simulating raindrops falling on them. Emphasise the importance of being aware of personal boundaries. If a “Person 1” feels uncomfortable, they can “shake” their body to indicate their discomfort.

3. Stand in the middle of the first circle and, without speaking, prompt “Person 2s” to change places in the circle (move clockwise for example) to offer the “rain” massage to each “Person 1.”

4. After almost all people from the circle of “Person 2” have offered the massage to all people in the inner circle, ask people from the inner circle (all “Person 1”) to open their eyes and slowly switch roles, so that each “Person 1” becomes “Person 2” and vice versa.

5. Ask the participants to take a deep breath and relax a bit, preparing to receive and give the “rain” massages.

6. Repeat the same process so that everyone being “Person 1” now can receive a rain massage.

The activity concludes when the circle of “Person 2” has switched places and came back to the same place again.