photo by Pearl Martin-Eagle
ONLINE 5RHYTHMS CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Dancing from home, together.
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SLIDING SCALE: $5.00-$15.00 CDN
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"Our relationships live in the space between us which is sacred." -Martin Buber
POSTPONED :: NEW DATES COMING SOON
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This short workshop type of class is inspired by my collogue, SilvijaTomcik, who created a 5Rhythms® playlist with 5 minutes pauses between each Rhythm. I thought it to be brilliant and would make for an interesting approach to our relationships between the Rhythms.
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We will move with the spaces between each of the 5 Rhythms, with and without music, sharing and some writing.
INDOOR 5RHYTHMS® WORKSHOPS
Dance, create, connect and share together.
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'"...and they danced to the light of the moon..." Details: November 4 December 2 December 30 January 27 February 24 Time: 6:15-7:30pm Must Pre-register Cost: $20 A soundtrack & facilitation to support your own dance & movement in the pool. There will be no steps to learn, only invitations to follow your response & expression to the music. No experience needed for this conscious dance or the 5Rhythms® practice. *During our time together we will refrain from talking and will stay in our area in the pool. Space is limited to 18 participants, physical distancing will be in place. *From 7:15-7:30 you are welcomed into the hot tub (limit 5 people at a time) extra time in the pool or use of the showers & change room (limit 4 people at a time). |
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OUTDOOR MOVEMENT WORKSHOPS
Take your dance outside, tapping into your untamed nature.
“The doors to the world of the wild Self are few but precious.
If you have a deep scar, that is a door, if you have an old, old story, that is a door.
If you love the sky and the water so much you almost cannot bear it, that is a door.
If you yearn for a deeper life, a full life, a sane life, that is a door.”
If you have a deep scar, that is a door, if you have an old, old story, that is a door.
If you love the sky and the water so much you almost cannot bear it, that is a door.
If you yearn for a deeper life, a full life, a sane life, that is a door.”
― Clarissa Pinkola Estés
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These workshops will give you an opportunity to be in the company of others while practicing safe distancing.
We will be outside for the entire workshop and will use Silent Disco headphones for the music. Headsets are provided. Limit 20 participants. Our time will be spent dancing, sharing, creating natural alters and writing. |
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DATES: September 19 October 31 NOW FULL November 28 Times: 10:00-3:00pm PST Location: Salt Spring Island, BC (Exact location to be revealed upon registration.) |
Details:
We will be walking a short distance, dancing on forest floors & the beach for the entire day. Please wear good shoes & layers, bring something to sit on, a backpack and a journal. We will have a fire as our home base and if rain is in the forecast we will have some shelter for belongings.
For the October 31st event we will honour Samhain, Día de los Muertos, All Saints Day & Halloween. You are invited to follow your own tradition or begin a new one with this offering. You may wish to bring something for our collective alter, you may wish to bring something to burn, you may wish to bring a photo/item of a loved one who has passed and you may wish to dress up!
"Samhain was first observed by Celtic Pagans. Samhain marked the Celtic New Year, the end of summer, and the end of the harvest season. It also signaled the beginning of winter, which they associated with death. On this day, the Celts believed the veil between the living and the dead was especially thin. This allowed spirits of the dead to visit the living.The meaning behind Samhain remains the same today. There are many rituals associated with Samhain today. These include dancing, feasting, taking nature walks, and building altars to honor their ancestors.
Día de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead” as it translates in English, began in central and southern Mexico thousands of years ago. At that time, mourning the dead was seen as disrespectful. Instead of grieving, it was more important to keep the memory of those who have passed alive. Those who celebrate the holiday believe that at midnight on October 31, the souls of deceased children come down from heaven and reunite with their families on November 1. In the Roman Catholic tradition, November 1st is also All Saints Day. They believe the souls of deceased adults come to visit on November 2, which is also known as All Souls Day in the Catholic religion." by Dhruti Bhagat
We will be walking a short distance, dancing on forest floors & the beach for the entire day. Please wear good shoes & layers, bring something to sit on, a backpack and a journal. We will have a fire as our home base and if rain is in the forecast we will have some shelter for belongings.
For the October 31st event we will honour Samhain, Día de los Muertos, All Saints Day & Halloween. You are invited to follow your own tradition or begin a new one with this offering. You may wish to bring something for our collective alter, you may wish to bring something to burn, you may wish to bring a photo/item of a loved one who has passed and you may wish to dress up!
"Samhain was first observed by Celtic Pagans. Samhain marked the Celtic New Year, the end of summer, and the end of the harvest season. It also signaled the beginning of winter, which they associated with death. On this day, the Celts believed the veil between the living and the dead was especially thin. This allowed spirits of the dead to visit the living.The meaning behind Samhain remains the same today. There are many rituals associated with Samhain today. These include dancing, feasting, taking nature walks, and building altars to honor their ancestors.
Día de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead” as it translates in English, began in central and southern Mexico thousands of years ago. At that time, mourning the dead was seen as disrespectful. Instead of grieving, it was more important to keep the memory of those who have passed alive. Those who celebrate the holiday believe that at midnight on October 31, the souls of deceased children come down from heaven and reunite with their families on November 1. In the Roman Catholic tradition, November 1st is also All Saints Day. They believe the souls of deceased adults come to visit on November 2, which is also known as All Souls Day in the Catholic religion." by Dhruti Bhagat
Photos: Jenny Ann Holden
Living Sculpture :: Online One on One Series
Take a personal journey with me as your witness.
What working with me online one on one for a 4 week series looks like...
Registration: info@shaunadevlin.net Cost: $200-$350 Sliding Scale - Payment plans welcomed. Please contact me if finances would stop you from participating, we can make a plan. |
