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Entering the Now |
Experiencing Self-Healing & Creativity |
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| August 22, 2008 - August 24, 2008 |
| Rhinebeck Campus: Rhinebeck, NY (US) |
Tuition: $335 (does not include accommodations or commuter fee)
Member Tuition: $305 |
| Course: SM08-3902-393 |
Continuing education credits.
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The latest discoveries in neuroscience confirm what the wisdom traditions of India and China have known for years: the body is a vast energetic network with a deep capacity for creativity and self-healing.
Led by acclaimed international cellist David Darling and healer and qigong master Amelia Barili, we awaken to the immense potential of our vital, conscious energy and explore the relationship between healing and creativity.
Through the easy but powerful practices of yoga, qigong, music improvisation, chanting, and movement, we experience expanded states of consciousness that promote creativity and healing. We also learn techniques for self-healing and overcoming negative emotions, giving us access to all dimensions of our being.
This workshop is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in exploring self-healing and creativity, and adds a new dimension to the therapeutic repertoire of health-care professionals. No previous experience with yoga, qigong, music, or any other art is required.
Bring an instrument, if you have one; a journal; and drawing materials.
David Darling is part of Discover YOUR Music, June 15-20, and is also teaching (with Chungliang Al Huang) Dancing Cello, Dancing Tao, July 13-18.
Amelia Barili, PhD, received her diploma in yoga therapy and philosophy in 1972 and has taught yoga internationally ever since. She is a disciple of Grandmaster Yang Mei Jun, the 27th generation inheritor of the Taoist Medical Qigong system and a faculty member of the University of California at Berkeley. ameliabarili.com
David Darling is a Grammy-nominated musician with many solo albums. He has appeared with a wide range of musical talents, including Bobby McFerrin, the Paul Winter Consort, Spyro Gyra, and Arlo Guthrie. Darling is founder and artistic director of Music for People, a nonprofit educational network dedicated to teaching and fostering music improvisation as a means of creative self-expression. daviddarling.com |
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