Moving Prayers: Winter Dream Journey for Verein Dynamo
122mins / 108mins Solstice-led MM journey throughthe five dimensions of relationship: Self, Others, Collec tive, Ancestors & Spirit
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122mins / 108mins Solstice-led MM journey throughthe five dimensions of relationship: Self, Others, Collec tive, Ancestors & Spirit
174mins / 122mins / 108mins Longer MM ritual journey through the five dimensions of relationship: Self, Others, Collective, Ancestors & Spirit
2hr 10mins Instrumental and roots vibe this time, journeying through a variety of Jazz, Latin, African, World Funk and Roots Reggae.
20mins / 17mins - A short core Movement Medicine MESA practice. Simple and super useful map for dancers.
long journey… surfing waves through night navigating these stormy, silvery seas...
26mins / 21mins - A gentle yin/flow movement space for softer moments and slowing down.
22mins / 21mins - A shorter Yin-Yang Wave to drop-in to your living experience and activate your energy. Use it to start the day or when you need to get yourself moving.
'In the Space of Seven Breaths'showing @The Angel Gallery, Totnes 10th-25th September(gallery open: Fri-Sat-Sun 10am-5pm)
18mins / 17mins - A super-concise 5Rhythms Wave for doing your practice when you want to dance and don't have much time.
27mins / 24mins - 5 Rhythms. 5 Tracks. Do the Practice. 'Nuff said. :-)
SEPT 15
DROP-IN DANCE
South Devon
@Totnes Civic Hall
7.30-9.30pm (& every Monday evening with a collective of teachers)
glimpses of light is live!
“Art is like the rippling of sun on water. It takes us dancing between light and dark, between the surface and the depths – and offering us glimpses of the whole.
Postcards from Babylon is a book about the state of the world and the search for individual and collective freedom. Photographed and written over 14 years, it combines reportage, memoir and subcultural journeys in urban landscape, politics, music and spiritual practice.
The audio soundtrack to Postcards from Babylon is a unique piece of 21st-century storytelling, layering together Alex Forster’s evocative music and Christian de Sousa’s spoken-word narratives.
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