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In Person (Aldinga SA) and Online
(at the same time) A 5 day Autumn Sojourn April 13 - 17 every morning 8-9am ACDT (Adelaide) |
Join a circle of beings mindfully waking up their bodies to the day and cultivating awareness of their body and soul. This 5-day mindful movement sojourn is a simple and contemplative space to honour and discover the intimate and infinite relationship with self. This soul motion movement practice builds our capacity to be present, grounded and inspired for our day ahead
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Wednesdays
(suitable for EU timezones) 5.30pm ACST (Adelaide) 90 minutes Next Session: April 15 (Last class April 29) |
These classes are an odyssey of discovery, where cultivating presence begins as an inside job. Getting to know one’s body and to recognise what lives within, a place to always return to, home.
We ground ourselves in the dances of spaciousness, relationships, and sacredness, whilst using the rich architecture of the Soul Motion movement practice. I look forward to moving with your presence each week where ever you are. |
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Perth (WA)
July 18 & 19 To be truly seen is one of the quiet sacred gifts of being alive. So often we use our eyes for the simple movements of daily life, moving through the ordinary rhythms of our days. This is where seeing begins, and it is both valuable and necessary. Yet deeper seeing asks something more of us. It invites softer eyes that are willing to pause, to notice, and to meet the world with fresh perspective. It asks for courage in how we relate to ourselves and to one another. |
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Aotearoa (New Zealand)
August 13 & 20 (Evenings) & August 15 & 16 (Weekend) There is something deeply mysterious about how we move, alone and together. Life is an ever-evolving conversation: with ourselves, with another, in community or the infinite sacred prayer. In each relational landscape, moments of not knowing invite spontaneous response, carrying us between clumsiness and clarity, confusion and understanding, seen and unseen. |
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Acknowledgement
I want to acknowledge that my ancestors are the fruit of diverse groups who, willingly or unwillingly, crossed rivers and lands, and whom I carry their stories and my own wherever I go. I currently live and be on Kaurna country and give respect to the peoples of past, present and future that have and still do attend to this land with their presence, song, dance and connection. I also want to invite empathy and respect for those (human and non-human) enduring the ongoing harms of colonisation and occupation of their ancestral lands, and for those forced to flee due to human or climatic disruption. May they be supported and welcomed wherever they go. |
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