Fish bodies & fascia...

Exploring the qualities of the lateral lines in our fish body at the dancers' remedial workshop in Singapore...

The picture above depicts a little tactile inquiry into exploring the (vestibular) qualities of the lateral lines in our fish body at the dancers' remedial workshop in Singapore...

One of the things I love most about teaching is a remembrance of our essence in nature. Diving under the static of "doing", and dropping into the spaces of "being".

These spaces, seemingly separate, are so intricately connected, as they unravel and present themselves between thoughts and phenomenas. They inform us of how we are a part of the universe's grand design, and every cell is a form in which all life arises. When we study fascia, it is a call to remember what makes us who we are, and that we can unpack and relearn and reintegrate and return to a field of awareness to find health and well-being.

Embodiment creates an open channel to allow life to flow through these spaces in between, a journeying back to our essence in water and on land.

“You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.” ~ Rumi