Seraphina Bianconi
Serving Truth, Freedom and Love
The Untamed Body
Finding Freedom In The Fluid Field
Culture lives in our bodies. Our habitual patterns of moving, breathing and living inhibit and restrict creativity, choice and freedom.
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We live in a culture that prioritises muscles over bones. We have learned to brace and hold our muscles which prevents us from dropping into the support of bone and ultimately earth. Our muscles work over time to compensate for the absence of earth and bone holding.
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Much yoga, breathwork and movement practices simply overlay more tension, doing and performance onto already exhausted muscles causing further constriction. What is needed is something far more radical than more doing. An undoing, unlearning, unraveling. As Gabrielle Roth said, a letting go of letting go.
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Using small gestures, sounds and breath we can disrupt these patterns of holding and dissolve into the fluid field, the healing field. Like the womb waters we swam in whilst forming, we can go back to our origin to recover our original life force, our embryonic and creativity potency and potential.
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This is slow work, soul work. It is radical resistance to the current culture of harm that would keep us striving, achieving and ultimately dying a death in life. It is medicine for these times, a descent through our bodies to the River Beneath the River where we can finally come home.
I offer The Untamed Body Classes for All Bodies and Wild Womb Women at the Humble Hub, St Leonards. See Events page for more details.
The Untamed Body
Principles of Practice:
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Self sovereignty.
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No act is politically and socially neutral - we practice for ourselves and all beings.
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Honouring and acknowledging our interconnectedness.
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Deep reciprocity with the earth, waters and the elements.
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Honouring the sacred feminine.
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Regenerative and receiving rather than simply releasing.
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Surrendering and allowing rather than simply doing and forcing.
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Holding the trauma field in the healing, fluid field.
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Orienting to play and pleasure.
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Moving from 'me' to 'we' in our practice. Co-creating a field of healing and love.