Living in Abundance – Movement Class

Description

There is no such thing as living in lack as a conscious being.
Abundance is a state of being. Abundance is, before everything else, a feeling. Often we live in lack because we are afraid or feel unworthy of real abundance.

Abundance or Power

There are different reasons why we reject abundance. Many of them are unconscious. One is that we associate wealth with power and we seek energy outside of us. That always leaves us empty and in despair. For that reason we think that spiritual means to take a vow of poverty.

Abundance or Attachment

Another reason is that we are afraid that if we build financial success, we may feel so attached to it that letting it go would cause tremendous pain and even loss of identity. 

For that reason we reject wealth to have freedom. But that is not freedom. Real freedom is to allow abundance to flow without attachment. We are abundant when we allow our inner landscapes to multiply.

In this class we will travel together to a New Earth of abundance. We will look for that place inside of us that knows only of having. We will bring this energy to our life and embody it. 

We will feel deeply what our real potential is for abundance. We will allow our body to share with us how to go beyond limitations that we have put upon ourselves. We will allow ourselves to shift into this state of abundance that is our true nature. 

What is a movement class?

Movement classes offer personal development through movement. Each session encourages a connection with your body, explores emotions, and accesses the wisdom of your soul. 

By integrating mindful embodied practices and conscious dance, these classes promote holistic integration, emotional release, authenticity, and inner harmony.

Movement practices have their roots in body-centered psychotherapy and have evolved over the years to incorporate various techniques aimed at emotional regulation and expression. 

These practices include:

•Structured Movement and Breathing Exercises

•Conscious Dance and Shamanic Dance

•Storytelling, Meditation, and Embodied Imagination

•Authentic Movement