This 5-day Embody Yourself Retreat will take you on a deep journey into the self! To expand your inner container and capacity for presence, awareness, space holding, staying grounded, conducting emotions, move in process, increase your inner silence, patience. self-acceptance and compassion.
To deepen your self-knowledge. To learn to release and shed armour, convictions and patterns, which stands in the way for your inner essence to shine through.
In this retreat we will work with body and mind. With contrasts and polarities. Feeling the inner container/stability when outside circumstances change, learning to embrace an unexpected action/happening without loosing your grounding. To experience where your limitations lie, wether it is physical, mental, emotional or cognitive. There will be body movement, how to move together with another body, voice and expression, meditations, breath and touch.
It will be a mix of playfulness, fun, silence and slowness. It will be deep and challenging!
Like often in The Gaia Method, the body will be a gateway to many of these explorations. We will examine the use of conscious awareness to connect mind and body. You will experience different ways of Self Practice to keep developing yourself without being dependent on others.
The focus in all practices will be on your self-exploration, your experience, your ability to observe yourself – this is also the case when doing couples and group practices.
There is no need for nudity in this retreat.
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Some seeds planted in retreats of dearmouring techniques years before finally landed in my body. I did understand them mentally but could not embody them, now I did get to experience it.
Monique
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The experience of feeling my inner child fully arrive back inside of me has opened up new possibilities into my life, especially with my creativity and relationships. I feel transformed and a few of m y friends have commented on this change in me.
Corien
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An interesting perspective on the balance between processing and awareness. The retreat to me is a missing link on finding a middle ground between going too hard and going too soft.
Kris
