Bow to your awkwardness. Kneel at the altar of your failures. Smile at your clumsiness. Befriend your incompetence. Laugh when you stumble and fall. These are all perfectly precious waves in the oceanic vastness of you.
Perfection is unattainable in time, but found only in presence; the presence of imperfection makes you real, and relatable, and that’s perfect. You’ll be consistent when you’re dead. Until then, celebrate your silly old self, your marvellous inability to conform, or to live up to any image at all.
Don’t bore yourself into a spiritual coma. Say the wrong thing, just for once. There is such freedom in allowing yourself to screw up, to be kind to your mistakes, to kiss the ground as you rise again, to adore the falling too.
Don’t let your spirituality numb your humanity, your humility, and most importantly your sense of humor.
Whats Moving Now & Soon in 2022!
AUG 17, 24, 31 & SEP 14, 21, 28 (good for AUS & EU time zones)
6 week online immersion with Kate-Marie Mutsaers
Join us for this 6 week journey to discover how our body is and isn’t home for each of us. With Soul Motion conscious movement, somatic enquires and group connection we will explore the stories of this body, layer by layer. At some point we have all been given body stories that don’t belong to us and go in search of new ones. Hopefully ones that allow us to embrace the raw truth of who we really are.
OCT 4, 11, 18, 25 & NOV 1, 8 (good for EU & USA time zones)
6 week online Immersion with Adam Giffin & Kate-Marie Mutsaers
Everything in our world is made up of vibration, always in motion, always finding its place. The human body is forever evolving and changing, adapting, and vibrating according to the relationship of what is deeply rooted within and what oscillates in its surrounding environment. As we begin to cultivate awareness and presence of all the elemental terrains of the body (air, water, earth, fire, mineral and space) we have the opportunity to step more fully into a harmonic relationship with our natural world and all the interconnections that exists within, including our fellow human beings.
with Michael Molin-Skelton, Carmen Tarifa Reischle, Kate-Marie Mutsaers and Michael Zipkin. To weave is to make a complex story or pattern from a number of interconnected elements. During these drop-in Wednesdays (July & August) you will be invited to unwind the habits and constructs that confine and contain your growing edge. Leaning into marvel and curiosity as our allies, let’s reclaim and rework the ever-present awe that lives just beneath the despair, and may be a doorway to our dreams.
My name is Kate-Marie and I hold a deep passion in being present with people as they listen, discover and learn the language of their own unique body. As a well-travelled Somatic Therapist and Soul Motion Movement facilitator, I find joyfulness in opening nourishing and safe spaces for community and individuals to connect with themselves and each other.
With over 25 years of professional and lived experience, I work across three key modalities that are woven together uniquely for each person or group. This uses my training as a Therapist and as an ongoing student of the Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy practice, Samvahan Vedic Practitioner and a Soul Motion® Conscious Movement teacher and many other tools (See the practice page for more information). The principles that guide my path are mindfulness, authenticity, peaceful and open dialogue, organicity (using our intuition to guide us), mind-body holism (all parts of us are welcome) and connecting with play and curiosity. My soul purpose is to keep alive the rich learnings of how to be peaceful and grounded in my own life and to be in service to others as they also find their way.
“Wounding or injury are not permanent fixed states, everyone is fluid, interconnected. All components of our lived embodied experience brings us into deep connection to our souls and each other. The medicine is right inside and Kate-Marie facilitates this awareness in community space, holding the group with incredible grace and grounded presence” Liz Hearingwell