in Orange, we deepen our experience from matter to ether
How are we returning to our personal and collective origins?
How does music and other elements assist in the clearing of mental patterns?
What ways can we apply the insights and theories in innerdance to our healing and transformation work?
How does music and other elements assist in the clearing of mental patterns?
What ways can we apply the insights and theories in innerdance to our healing and transformation work?
As we dive into the deep waters of consciousness, the many layers that compose reality begin to decompose in a process that takes us further and further into the structures of the unknown. In it, the human experience becomes visible through the stories found in the womb, the space where everything began and where everything ends.
We Are Orange Onions
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Joanne from Manila perceives innerdance as similar to a black veil slowly dissolving, shedding light on the interconnectedness of our actions and our thoughts, of our thoughts and our actions – the Oneness of our collective consciousness and behavior. As each catharsis peels away yet another layer of the Ego, every dance that follows reveals the Essence of Sacred Self. |
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what is the womb?
In the innerdance process, many people have shared being back into the womb and witnessing their own birth, reliving the experience of being nurtured by their mothers and seeing their lives from beginning to end.
The womb room is then felt as vibratory state in which consciousness reminds us that nothing actually ends, since the very end takes us back to the starting point.
In such experiences, we harvest deep insights on our origins and the infinite number of patterns drawn out throughout existence. Every time the dark space is revisited, another layer of the body-mind is peeled off, unveiling different aspects of the brain, of language and of energy.
The Womb is onion-like only from a figurative-sense. The Womb has no middle - it is a middle of middles.
The womb room is then felt as vibratory state in which consciousness reminds us that nothing actually ends, since the very end takes us back to the starting point.
In such experiences, we harvest deep insights on our origins and the infinite number of patterns drawn out throughout existence. Every time the dark space is revisited, another layer of the body-mind is peeled off, unveiling different aspects of the brain, of language and of energy.
The Womb is onion-like only from a figurative-sense. The Womb has no middle - it is a middle of middles.
Listen to Womb experiences:
Wombstories part I
Wombstories part II
Birthing the WombRoom - Isa, innerdance Palawan
Wombstories part I
Wombstories part II
Birthing the WombRoom - Isa, innerdance Palawan
Consciousness is like a Cosmic Compost, whether in death and sleep or in wake and life. Roland Barthes writes how human beings Create in Time, Conceive in Space: " Structuralist humans take the Real, decompose it, then recompose it."
Composting is everyday, overt.
It doesn't just occur in the trance.
When we listen and hear, we decompose. Conception takes place.
When we read, we decompose. Deconstruction happens.
When we absorb energies, Conception occurs.
When we look and perceive, we take things in.
When we listen and hear, we decompose. Conception takes place.
When we read, we decompose. Deconstruction happens.
When we absorb energies, Conception occurs.
When we look and perceive, we take things in.
Creation is everyday, overt.
When we speak and express, we recompose the Real.
What is old becomes something New again.
When we write, paint and dance, we remake
what has been remade so many times over.
What is old becomes something New again.
When we write, paint and dance, we remake
what has been remade so many times over.
Upon the Space to Conceive and the Time to Create, realities are born. On the nature of the Cosmic Compost, Consciousness conceives and creates continuously.
In Orange, we take time to look at the Womb experience from different angles:
How can we recreate such space during during the innerdance process?
What are the words and waves that take us back there?
What are the frameworks and sciences that help facilitators hold the space for such an event?
What happens to the body-mind once it relives conception and death?
How relevant is this experience to the collective?
below, COMPLEMENTARY INTRODUCTIONS AND FURTHER NOTES ON THE WOMBSPACE:
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Blackhole and the Womb: unfolding the mind
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Precognition and Language
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The Orange Paradigm
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