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When is the last time you closed your eyes and told yourself that you are loved, that you are heard? When was the last time you took the time to give to yourself, what you endeavor to give others? 
Self love is often the last thing on our 'to do' lists and often the hardest to give to our self. This episode carves out some space for us to do just that, and explores why it is so very important for us to do.

S02-LIVEAWAKE

S02-LOVING AND LISTENING TO YOURSELF (SELF LOVE)

A live recorded track of band Das Wandern Flair, blending their styles together, making a stew from a mixture of musical minds, who are incorporating all of the above into a dreamy sound perception.
Drums - Tyler Frederiksen
Bass - Carlo Muncey
Guitar - Braeden Faulkner 
Producer - Konzept (Kyle Canavan)

Immigrating Dream - Das Wandern Flair

pratahsmarana mantra slokah ca

Rupert Marques, who leads retreats at The Sharpham Trust, discusses working with the difficult and the easeful in this 23 minute talk recorded at Sharpham

Working With The Difficult & The Easeful - Rupert Marques - The Sharpham Trust

These mantras were recording to support a ceramic art exhibition by Kirsty Manger from @yumdesignceramics.

As I was learning each mantra I was sharing on my instagram page and with each mantra I made, Kirsty would create a ceramic pot to go with the mantra.

Ang Sang Wahe Guru - 23:7:20, 5.53 Pm

Deśa Retreats provides a variety of services relating to the realisation of individual and collective human potential.  The aim of our offering is to establish emotional safety through providing a warm welcoming space, where people are able to meet themselves as they are and discover their present moment truth.  Through welcoming others into presence, via connection with nature, breath, movement and voice, we aim to support others to discover the unique flow of creativity and wisdom that runs through every living thing.  Deśa provides restful, luxury accommodation, person centred yoga, education and experience in food growing practices, and a holistic approach to health and wellbeing.  

Through her studies in physical education, hotel management, social science, yoga and meditation, CEO Emma Flick has been exploring the key principles of holistic wellbeing for 28 years.  Deśa, a Sanskrit word meaning “place” or “space” was created to be a place of experiential learning, self discovery and community connection.  The human species is facing an array of social, environmental, and economic challenges, with 2020 being a year of unprecedented chaos on all levels.  The individualistic, materialistic, and capitalistic way in which humans have lived on planet earth for decades is proving to be unsustainable, and now our species is looking down the barrel of extinction.

At Deśa we believe change will come through the mobilisation of every individual to return to a “simple living, higher thinking” approach to life.  We aim to guide people back to the home truths of living in harmony with mother nature. To see themselves as part of, not separate to nature, to step back in to the flow of nature through growing food, composting, recycling, and tending to all of nature as an extension of tending to themselves.   We aim to build healthy connected communities by inspiring others to be leaders of change in their own communities. www.desaretreat.com.au

Ang Sang Wahe Guru - 23:7:20, 5.53 Pm

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