Trilogy of Connections

 Exploring the Dynamics of Me, You, and Us

“The most important things in life are the connections you make with others”

— Tom Ford

Safety doesn’t mean the absence of threat. As human beings we feel safe in the presence of connection. Human beings are inherently social creatures, and our need for connection is deeply rooted in our biology, psychology, and evolution. Connection fulfils our basic needs for support, belonging, and understanding, and it plays a vital role in our overall quality of life. Building and maintaining meaningful connections with others is a key aspect of human existence

In this trilogy we will work with the heartbeat map of the 5Rhythms to dive into the dynamics of connections. Through the medicine of our embodied dance, you’ll discover a powerful pathway to heal the fractures in your relationships, reconnect with your body’s wisdom, and ignite a deeper sense of personal and interpersonal harmony. As we dive into the mystery of motion we foster qualities like forgiveness, compassion and healing. Dancing to practice to release emotional blockages, unravel tension, and embrace a renewed sense of wholeness.

Boundaries

 “Only when we are truly, and fully able to say no,
we can truly enjoy our yes.“

This workshop title doesn’t really need any explanation. Boundaries, present or not, are one of those essentials things that shape our life. As Brené Brown says: “Daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves even when we risk disappointing others.” The invitation in this workshop is to start the process of embodying our boundaries, so that clarity can be felt.

In this 5Rhythms Heartbeat workshop we will slowly unpack all the different layers that go into embodying your boundaries. The fear or losing connection, the anger of not being listened to, the pain of all these times we’ve been hurt. As well as the joy we can feel when we are respected in our boundaries and the compassionate connections we can make whilst respecting the needs of the other.