Integrating Wholeness Realization Process and Movement Workshop - Presented by Sono Hashisaki @ FREMONT ABBEY

Integrating Wholeness

Realization Process and Movement Workshop

Presented by Sono Hashisaki with guest teacher, Jadi Carboni

The Realization Process offers practices to experience deep contact with ourselves in our bodies. Such somatic practices, as well as postmodern dance techniques, consider the body as whole, restoring balance through awareness. This embodied contact is an entranceway to a dimension of ourselves that is made of pure consciousness. In this workshop, we will experience contact with the inner world of the self in dialogue with the outer realm. In stillness and movement, we can connect to our greater wholeness and ground ourselves in each moment.

Sono will guide us in meditation and movement exercises from Realization Process to deepen our experience of being made of and living in fundamental consciousness. Visiting teacher, Jadi Carboni, joins us for this special workshop. She will lead us in activities influenced by Open Source Forms, Qi gong, with imaging and body mapping and other practices she has developed. Jadi is a dancer, choreographer and body-worker. She is an eclectic performing artist, working in public spaces with dancers and

non/dancers.

Sono and Jadi are inspired by the same life principles and rooted in the same life philosophy. We are very honored to offer this workshop together. People of all physical abilities and backgrounds are welcome.

What to bring: snacks for a shared lunch break; water bottle; journal and pen

Questions? Please rsvp and send any questions to me at: sono@springwood-usa.com

Please bring your questions and wonderings.

This workshop is accessible for people of all physical abilities and backgrounds.

Cost: $90-$150 sliding fee* (*additional tuition assistance is available upon request)

SPECIAL NOTE: To support greater community access, you may also use the donation button on the registration page to pay an amount that meets your budget. All donations will be credited to this workshop.

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About the Facilitator:

Sono Hashisaki is a senior teacher of the Realization Process, certified in Embodiment, Meditation, Healing Ground, Advanced Trauma Repair, Advanced Therapy, and Stillness Moving. She leads workshops and offers individual sessions. Sono is also a facilitator of Family and Systemic Constellations.

Jadi Carboni holds a BA in solo dance and a Master's degree in choreography and is currently studying in Seattle to become a teacher of Open Source Forms (OSF). This very special dance technique is based on the integration of creative, healing and technical qualities. Available for dancer and non dancers, this practice awakens the natural healing, creative and alignment qualities of the body. Jadi is also a certified Yoga therapist and teacher, a sound therapist, a certified Reiki and Zen Therapy practitioner. For Jadi, the therapeutic aspect of movement and voice have always been essential. Her knowledge is complemented by her studies in Body Mind Centering (BMC) and Qi Gong.

@ Fremont Abbey Arts Center

9am-2pm workshop

ABBEY ARTS EVENT INFO:

• Fremont Abbey is ADA accessible on either level.

• For most events we have a mix of padded chairs and standing room.

• Seating is not guaranteed or reserved unless noted.

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• Phone and video may be permitted for some shows, from the standing area only please.

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