Tui Shou - Push hands
Tui Shou, also called "pushing hands", is used traditionally in Tai Chi. It promotes anchoring, listening and self-awareness in the relationship to the other and to space.
This practice helps to learn to maintain the link and movement while remaining relaxed and in balance.
The acquired principles are transposable to any situation of everyday life as well as to various bodily or therapeutic practices.
This practice helps to learn to maintain the link and movement while remaining relaxed and in balance.
The acquired principles are transposable to any situation of everyday life as well as to various bodily or therapeutic practices.
Hang Music
The Hang is an exceptional sound sculpture invented in Switzerland at the turn of the century. It emits sounds that are both soft and rhythmic, invigorating and soothing by mixing deep bass and subtle airy notes.
This subtle atmosphere produced by the instrument, the attention of the musician to the present moment and the energy of the participants naturally induce a state of meditation.
Talks
Severin Berz shares his experience, drawing on 15 years of personal exploration and therapeutic practice.
He gives us an overview of various approaches to understanding the psyche, the body, energy and the emotions.
He helps us to discover, feel, and experience the subtle and subconscious aspects of our being more vividly.
He gives us an overview of various approaches to understanding the psyche, the body, energy and the emotions.
He helps us to discover, feel, and experience the subtle and subconscious aspects of our being more vividly.
