Autumnal greetings to all readers!
As the temperatures are getting fresher and the air wetter, I am finding it more and more relevantly beneficial, to tune into my physical self and connect with the warm glow of whatever amount of health and comfort I can observe inside. As I appreciate them, these places of warmth seem to respond and spread, easing aches and restrictions along the way. Then, I am ready to start hoping and flowing about (in quite a safe and structured manner) to inspiring music, generating more heat in the process.
If you wish to join me, please do come to the Hanover centre, upstairs, every
Wed morning (apart from school holidays), at 9.30 (until 10.45). The damage is £7 or £5 if you are broke.
I am delighted to announce a new
Monday evening dance course, starting on the 5th of November, at the cosy Unity studio, 130a Lewes road - roughly opposite the big Sainsbury, a few doors down from the Gladstone pub: the lovely inside of the place, makes up for its not so glamorous location. Please check, http://being-in-unity.com/unity-studio, for more details; or come back to this blog in a week or so.
Last but not least, financial times being challenging, I have started running a low cost craniosacral clinic with two of my colleagues in Lewes, every
Monday afternoons. The 'muma baby sanctuary', is a beautifully decorated (think wood, pink, gold...) and warmly welcoming centre, situated in Cliffe High street. http://mumababysanctuary.co.uk/
£25 a session. Daddies and none parents are also, more than welcome.
To book a session, call me on 07 790 790 014
In order to infuse motivation, I also want to share my conviction that all of the above type of activities (art and healing related activities) are not luxuries.
Life can be harsh, and we need to nourish our hearts and grow a livelier relationship to Health. Then our spirit can express itself more clearly and we can get closer to our own true, individual and unique originality; and grow our capacity for being alive.
We can then embrace the music and waltz elegantly with it, rather than let it toss us around clumsily.