I remember the very first time I saw into someone so deeply that I realized I was seeing a very young version of them. It happened during my first training at Kripalu, before I started teaching, as I witnessed a woman dancing.
That’s when I realized that this work I was about to embark upon was/is profoundly sacred.
The act of seeing another human — actually and fully seeing them — is profoundly sacred.
And when you are vulnerable enough to allow for that seeing, we are in communion together, bringing forth your truth.
I don’t think I can describe the work I do — the work we do together — any better than that last sentence.
I make the space for that bringing forth to happen by giving you the opportunity and the tools to be that vulnerable. I give you a method and a process through which you can explore yourself and all your parts and experiences… wordlessly, with no need to explain or make excuses or even to “try to understand.”
I also make space for you to process and transmute all of this, to make space for it inside yourself, to create wholeness, and to really know your strength.
If that’s not “church” or “temple” or “ritual,” I don’t know what is.