DANCING FREEDOM

A CONSCIOUS MOVEMENT PRACTICE

Are you are ready to step deeper into your leadership and join a dynamic, collaborative, spiritual community that is making a BIG difference in the world – while also giving your body the gift of an immersive, purposeful and fulfilling 15 day dance experience?

THEN THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU!

DANCING FREEDOM

A CONSCIOUS MOVEMENT PRACTICE

Are you are ready to step deeper into your leadership and join a dynamic, collaborative, spiritual community that is making a BIG difference in the world – while also giving your body the gift of an immersive, purposeful and fulfilling 15 day dance experience?

THEN THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU!

A deep dive into the feminine mysteries… for all women who have completed the Shamanic Womb Journey Retreat 1.

Rewilding Heart, Sex & Soul – this week long training allows the participant to reconnect with the deepest part of themselves.

The training is facilitated by Marion Ellyard, who has been in the field of personal development for over 26 years. She is also a qualified counsellor and has trained in many somatic, body based psychosomatic therapies, and psychoanalysis.

The training as the word says, Rewilding, has to do with helping each individual find, and strip themselves of layers that are obstructing the naturally intended powerful energy and lifeforce flow in their bodies.

DANCING FREEDOM

A CONSCIOUS MOVEMENT PRACTICE

Are you are ready to step deeper into your leadership and join a dynamic, collaborative, spiritual community that is making a BIG difference in the world – while also giving your body the gift of an immersive, purposeful and fulfilling 15 day dance experience?

THEN THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU!

“TaKeTiNa is mindfulness in motion, where the body becomes the instrument, and guided rhythm journeys invite states of timelessness and deep rhythmic flow, creating an exhilarating inner silence as well as a wellspring of musical creativity” - Tania Bosak.

“All indigenous societies have ceremonies that allow the community to remember our interconnectedness with nature and to honour ‘all our relations’. These rituals are not an “initiation”, something done once which then signifies a permanent transition to adulthood or other change of status. Rather, such ceremonies are an ongoing, regular, many times a year kind of thing which I think speaks to this - If you want to keep the change, you need to find a way to include such ceremonies in your life at every opportunity.” - John Seed