Emotional Dance Meditation
This practice creates a safe, structured space to explore an emotion through movement and expression, without needing to analyze, suppress, or act it out.
This practice creates a safe, structured space to explore an emotion through movement and expression, without needing to analyze, suppress, or act it out.
This simple three-stage practice uses movement, vibration, and stillness to help you release accumulated tension, reconnect with bodily awareness, and give your system space to settle and integrate.
I took on my first client with a history of childhood sexual abuse in an astrology reading session. She had the same birthday as me, but she was going through her second divorce from a man she met in a Tantra retreat
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Gibberish meditation is a powerful and scientific method for clearing the mind and releasing suppressed emotions.
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This simple ritual can be done anytime to clear your aura and cleanse and protect a space.
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