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Heartbeat, Waves
Led by: Andrew Holmes
22 May 2027 - 23 May 2027
Ubicación: St Hugh's, 55 Coach Road, Baildon BD17 5HS
Bradford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom Show map
Organizer: Judy Ballard


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DESCRIPCION


We're living in a time of conflict -
Wars, and political polarisation, and the abusive condemnations of social media..

How can we contribute to something different?
Embody a calmer, steadier, more compassionate presence?

Let’s acknowledge our own raw edges and jangled nerves
Our unfinished business and work in progress

Let’s move through and beyond our reactivity
To step into a deeper stillness in our body, heart and mind
Cultivating a quiet empty strength
We can rest into and breathe within -
Open to all, yet expanded beyond it
And dropped beneath the coming and going of feelings, sensations and thoughts

Into a deep well of sustaining peace





NOTAS


Sat 22nd May  11am - 6pm.  Sun 23rd  11am - 5pm 
St Hugh's, 55 Coach Road, Baildon  BD17 5HS
Cost:   £130   (£115 if booked by Apr 15th)
Fri evening:  21st May   7 - 9.30pm.   £15  (£10 if booked with weekend)

To book or with any questions: please contact Judy at  judyballard@hotmail.co.uk 
                                                                                        or on  07947 168916

“The depth and simplicity of your teaching is stunning”


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WORKSHOP NIVEL

In Heartbeat we explore our emotions as energy, as power, as part of being human. Old feelings that have been locked in our limbs or caged in our chest begin to shake loose. We get comfortable with feelings, neither hanging onto them nor pushing them away.
PRERREQUISITOS: Waves

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