Feldenkrais® and Embodied Life Retreat: Cultivating Contentment in a Crazy World, Tazewell, TN, November 2-5, 2017, led by Brenda Rasch, PT, PC About Embodied Life Retreats and Seminars These events include 3 essential practices: 1. Embodied Meditation – to develop
A Day of Embodied Life! This will be a great introduction to the essential elements of Embodied Life: Feldenkrais movement lessons, sitting and walking meditation, and guided inquiry practices. We will explore these with an atmosphere of lightness, joy, and restorative presence. Limited to 18 participants
This is a gorgeous retreat center nestled in a bend of the Powell River, surrounded by water on 3 sides. If our weekend is warm there will be an option for canoeing or kayaking, in addition to hiking, birdwatching, and
This will be a great introduction to the essential elements of Embodied Life: Feldenkrais movement lessons, sitting and walking meditation, and guided inquiry practices. We will explore these with an atmosphere of lightness, joy, and restorative presence. Lunch is included
Location: St. Mary’s Sewanee retreat Center Sewanee, TN This is a gorgeous retreat center in the woods on the Cumberland Plateau and at the end of October there should still be a lot of color. Schedule: The retreat begins with dinner Thursday evening
This retreat will be will a one day introduction to Feldenkrais Movement and Embodied Life practices. It is a perfect way to set your intentions for the New Year. This will be a great introduction to the essential elements of Embodied Life:
These events include 3 essential practices: 1. Embodied Meditation – to develop the capacity to sit quietly with whatever arises and bring openness and kindness to the thoughts, feelings and sensations that arise from moment to moment. 2. Feldenkrais Method
This retreat will be will a one day introduction to Feldenkrais Movement and Embodied Life practices. This will be a great introduction to the essential elements of Embodied Life: Feldenkrais movement lessons, sitting and walking meditation, and guided inquiry practices. We