Silent Connections

Connections in stillness, being a witness, metaphor for timelessness. Allowing us to be with the other, a reflection of ourselves. Witnessing allows for a meeting in presence, recognising the other as you. Being the body, space, environment and relationship that we are. Connection with hearts, a metaphor for our relationships in this moment. Sensing the depth of our hearts and the relational field that we inhabit. All is welcome, all rainbow feelings from love to heartache. Sharing the space of our environment and relationships. Connecting with our bodies, a metaphor for our unique embodiment in this moment and being grounded, noticing our breath, sharing our experience of embodiment. Our physical manifestations sensed and expressed through movement.

Meeting

Meeting in silence allows us to develop our capacity to be with ourselves and others just as we are without a story. Allowing our bodies to be as they are, allowing our associations to arise just as they are and allowing our body movement to express itself as it wants or needs. Giving space to our experiences, feelings, emotions, associations, and movements just as they are and how they develop. Connecting with the aliveness in our stillness and of our senses in silence.

Structure:

Silence: Allowing for silence: allowing relaxation to arrive, simply notice how you sit, how you breathe. Noticing space inside and outside of you. Allowing your gaze to be diffuse, inwardly orientated, and not focused on anything in particular. Allow yourself to arrive and relax.

Stillness: Falling more into stillness: being aware of your experience without focussing on any specific element in your experience. Relaxed awareness of yourself, your experience, your environment and the other. Allowing your gaze also to be outwardly orientated. All is good; all is welcome.

Relating: Opening up for relating: allowing and noticing the natural connection that you have and experience with another. Perhaps noticing sensations arising, changing, disappearing or neutral response. All is good; all is welcome.

Moving: Activation of sensing/moving: tuning more into the experience of your body, your senses, and maybe moving a little. These can be micro-movements or visible movements, inwardly or outwardly. In connection with the other or more from within. All is good; all is welcome.

Integration: Allowing time for integration: this time allows reflection, relaxation, allowing associations to show themself, feeling grateful, closing your eyes, enjoying the moment, moving.

Focus areas

Silence: Allowing silence to be there, stillness to connect, connecting as timelessness. With others, a reflection of ourselves. Presence, allowing, seeing, sensing.

Stillness: Being body, space, environment, relationship as we are. Feeling hearts connecting in moments. Sensing hearts and space-time.

Relating: All is welcome, rainbow sensations, kaleidoscopical memories and associations. Sharing environment and relationship space.

Moving: Moving as an inner stillness sensation. Movement as an expression in a sensing space of questions and answers.

Integration: Exploring and sensing our embodiment in this moment. Grounding, breathing, feeling, associating, imagining, thinking, wanting.