Find your voice

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Find your voice

Find your voice: exploring the relationship between voice, our middle body and the pelvis with playful practices that challenge and investigate this relationship, seeking to free up our voice and embody full self expression. *Archive: an older video with lower resolution video & high quality sound.

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Full Body Wiggle

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Full Body Wiggle

Full Body Wiggle: move from the ground up in a fluid, soothing practice to tune up and tune in. Great for days where you want to move but also want to nap. A gift for your nervous system. *Archive: an older video with lower resolution video & high quality sound.

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Well made & beautiful

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Well made & beautiful

Well made & beautiful: an idea that sits at the heart of my practice, found in the Taittiriya Upanishad (2.7.1), that the essence of all in existence is well made, inherently worthy, whole and complete. How do we use our practice to anchor into that as a baseline as our circumstances shift and change constantly? I share some thoughts and a translation of the verse by Bill Mahony.

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Kalikaye Mantra

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Kalikaye Mantra

Kalikaye Mantra: for kali ma, the fierce goddess, the aspect of ourselves that knows tough love, that can dig ourselves out of the ditch, that can hold the entirety of the full spectrum of experience with all the beauty and all the muck and be with it all. Melody by Paula Andreewitch.

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Kali mantra

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Kali mantra

Kali Mantra: for kali ma, the fierce goddess, the aspect of ourselves that knows tough love, that can dig ourselves out of the ditch, that can hold the entirety of the full spectrum of experience with all the beauty and all the muck and be with it all. I learned this fierce melody from Stephanie Snyder.

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Chanting Aum

Harmonium basics: chanting Aum. A beautiful, powerful and simple chant. Aum is the sound of the entire universe, it represents the beginning, creation, all that is sustained, and the dissolving of all back into the vastness it has come from. It is the vibration of existence itself.

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