During the darkest days of the year, from Samhain to Solstice, I invite you to join me in the rich, nourishing terrain of movement and stillness. Held by the Open Floor Meditation Cycle, we alternate sitting, walking, and dancing to draw attention inward, be with our body breathing, and open our attention to transitions, full and empty spaces, impulse and response.
We rest in the liminal…the not yet formed, but no longer what was…and discover what is here…what is ours to move and hold and dream into being come Solstice.
When: Thursdays via Zoom, 7-8:30pm CST
Investment in Self: $90-$150
Contribute at the highest level you are able, which supports the attendance of those needing to pay less. Determine what feels right rather than not come at all. Scholarships for BIPOC, single parents, and those with limited income are available, per request.
Registration is now CLOSED.
Why come?
:: If you are engaged in embodiment practices of any kind, and are looking for a space to connect with others in this journey inward, join us…
:: If you seek ways to move beyond the habitual toward spaciousness and freedom, as well as fortitude and inner strength…
:: If you are ready to meet whatever arises with greater ease…
Zoom Details: Our zoom meeting ID will be emailed at the point of registration. On the day of our gathering, the room will open 5 minutes before start time and lock shortly after we begin, so intend to arrive on time especially if you are new to this technology and want to ensure your video and audio are working.
What do you need? You’ll need a computer, iPad or iPhone, and a good internet connection. Create a space that feels comfortable to dance in. Minimize distractions, silence your phone, wear comfortable clothing and bring water to stay hydrated.
"We meditate for those blessed moments where there is a gap - a pause in the incessant narrative that we are listening to all the time. To simply be aware of all that is moving inside and around us, including everything and resisting nothing, we suddenly feel the great spirit that we are."
-Lori Saltzman, Open Floor Co-Founder