We share, together with all other creatures on this planet, two love affairs: one brings us into alignment with the center of the Earth, a force we call gravity; the other awakens our desire towards the display of sensorial phenomena manifesting in the space around us, named light, sound, taste and touch. These two forces provide the orientation and the support needed for us to thrive and flow between “heaven” and “earth”.

Our body, a living organism, is designed to naturally and instinctively receive support from both gravity and space, to find stability in a constantly moving, changing world. Yet when we sense or feel that we are losing support, either physically, emotionally or spiritually, we grasp, contract and lose our balance, becoming disoriented.

We have the innate capacity for the never-ending dance of falling, finding support, reorienting and responding anew to each moment, again and again. We have the possibility to relate to the world with flow, presence and joy.

I invite you to initiate a somatic inquiry that will bring you from the precise resolution of a particular injury to a most evocative and exciting exploration of your potential of action.

We share, together with all other creatures on this planet, two love affairs: one brings us into alignment with the center of the Earth, a force we call gravity; the other awakens our desire towards the display of sensorial phenomena manifesting in the space around us, named light, sound, taste and touch. These two forces provide the orientation and the support needed for us to thrive and flow between “heaven” and “earth”.

Our body, a living organism, is designed to naturally and instinctively receive support from both gravity and space, to find stability in a constantly moving, changing world. Yet when we sense or feel that we are losing support, either physically, emotionally or spiritually, we grasp, contract and lose our balance, becoming disoriented.

We have the innate capacity for the never-ending dance of falling, finding support, reorienting and responding anew to each moment, again and again. We have the possibility to relate to the world with flow, presence and joy.

I invite you to initiate a somatic inquiry that will bring you from the precise resolution of a particular injury to a most evocative and exciting exploration of your potential of action.

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We share, together with all other creatures on this planet, two love affairs: one brings us into alignment with the center of the Earth, a force we call gravity; the other awakens our desire towards the display of sensorial phenomena manifesting in the space around us, named light, sound, taste and touch. These two forces provide the orientation and the support needed for us to thrive and flow between “heaven” and “earth”.

Our body, a living organism, is designed to naturally and instinctively receive support from both gravity and space, to find stability in a constantly moving, changing world. Yet when we sense or feel that we are losing support, either physically, emotionally or spiritually, we grasp, contract and lose our balance, becoming disoriented.

We have the innate capacity for the never-ending dance of falling, finding support, reorienting and responding anew to each moment, again and again. We have the possibility to relate to the world with flow, presence and joy.

I invite you to initiate a somatic inquiry that will bring you from the precise resolution of a particular injury to a most evocative and exciting exploration of your potential of action.