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- DEEP RESILIENCE RECOVERY
Deep resilience is the result of embodying your human nature fully. This includes the shadows and wounds left in you by life, and the power and wisdom of your spiritual nature. Embodiment depends on establishing functional pathways between your mind, your body and Consciousness. This course will show you how to do that. Then, as the defensive pathways with which you have been unnecessarily protecting your wounds soften, new pathways of wholeness can access and embody your deeper power and wisdom. The vulnerabilities of your biological nature will no longer obscure the Invulnerability of your Spiritual Nature.
You will receive video downloads of the full Shadows and Thorns course from November 2024, plus six specially recorded shorter practices. The original sessions include one ‘demo session’ presenting all the individual techniques used. Watch this first. If you would also like audio-only files, please let us know.
In all you will receive one demo video, and 13 practice videos:
Traumatic residue is crystallised in your sensory-motor nerves. This crystallisation takes time, and practice, to dissolve. The practices of this course both soften and recalibrate neuromuscular tissue. Over time, with regular practice, your whole body will be recalibrated towards integrity and wholeness, providing you with a deep, embodied resilience. Because of the binary nature of the sensory-motor nerves your perception also will be transformed. Learned habits of protection and projection, both perceptual and behavioural, will be replaced by a more wholesome, fulfilling responsiveness to things as they actually are.
The best way to benefit from this course is to dedicate one week to doing the seven longer sessions, the two longest of which can be done in full or without the guided meditation. This will not only initiate a softening of neuro-muscular tissue, but also establish the somatic foundation for a complete neuro-muscular recalibration. Try to use at least a twenty minute practice every day after this initial embodiment. The awakening practice is best in the morning, the refreshing practice in the evening. Use one of the longer ones as often as possible.
Although these practices are deeply therapeutic, they are not therapy. They do not target any specific issue. Rather they soften and release frozen tissues. They offer a recovery to natural, embodied resilience, rather than a recovery from specific issues. Perceptual and behavioural transformation will take place without any need for conscious catharsis. They are therefor beneficial for anyone wishing to become more comfortable in everyday experience, even those who have not been overtly traumatised.
A PDF file of supporting notes will also download. This not only describes each practical technique in detail. It also provides a conceptual framework for understanding how they work and can deeply transform your life.
You will receive video downloads of the full Shadows and Thorns course from November 2024, plus six specially recorded shorter practices. The original sessions include one ‘demo session’ presenting all the individual techniques used. Watch this first. If you would also like audio-only files, please let us know.
In all you will receive one demo video, and 13 practice videos:
- Awakening 10' Practice, all movement on your feet
- Awakening 20' Practice, all movement on your feet
- Refreshing 10' Practice, all movement on all fours and prone
- Refreshing 20' Practice, all movement on all fours and prone
- 18 minute Praxis, full range of movements
- 40 minute Praxis, full range of movements
- Softness Praxis, full range of movements 75', followed by stillness lying & seated
- Pleasure Praxis, full range of movements 80', then lying and seated stillness
- Soft Core Praxis, full movement range 70', then lying and seated stillness
- Wholeness Praxis, full range of movements 75', then stillness lying & seated
- Hybrid Praxis, full movement range 70', then lying and seated stillness
- Long Praxis 1 full movement range 120', then lying and seated stillness
- Long Praxis 2 Full movement range 90', then lying and seated stillness
Traumatic residue is crystallised in your sensory-motor nerves. This crystallisation takes time, and practice, to dissolve. The practices of this course both soften and recalibrate neuromuscular tissue. Over time, with regular practice, your whole body will be recalibrated towards integrity and wholeness, providing you with a deep, embodied resilience. Because of the binary nature of the sensory-motor nerves your perception also will be transformed. Learned habits of protection and projection, both perceptual and behavioural, will be replaced by a more wholesome, fulfilling responsiveness to things as they actually are.
The best way to benefit from this course is to dedicate one week to doing the seven longer sessions, the two longest of which can be done in full or without the guided meditation. This will not only initiate a softening of neuro-muscular tissue, but also establish the somatic foundation for a complete neuro-muscular recalibration. Try to use at least a twenty minute practice every day after this initial embodiment. The awakening practice is best in the morning, the refreshing practice in the evening. Use one of the longer ones as often as possible.
Although these practices are deeply therapeutic, they are not therapy. They do not target any specific issue. Rather they soften and release frozen tissues. They offer a recovery to natural, embodied resilience, rather than a recovery from specific issues. Perceptual and behavioural transformation will take place without any need for conscious catharsis. They are therefor beneficial for anyone wishing to become more comfortable in everyday experience, even those who have not been overtly traumatised.
A PDF file of supporting notes will also download. This not only describes each practical technique in detail. It also provides a conceptual framework for understanding how they work and can deeply transform your life.