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Sacred Saturdays Presents:

Dharma Dance –
Exploring Life Through
Meditation & Movement
With Archana Samantha Beers & Michael Pooley

Date: Saturday, May 6th, 2006
Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Where
: Pacific Cultural Center (Performance Hall),
1307 Seabright Ave., Santa Cruz, CA.
Donation
: $25/person (sliding scale to $15)
No pre-registration, no experience necessary. Just drop in. Please arrive early so we can start on time

About Dharma Dance
Dharma Dance is a movement entry into Life as Meditation. The practice bridges easily into life. It invites awareness of Body as it is, Emotion as it is, Heart as it is, Spirit, as it is. It invites us to know that Mind-Body-Heart is an integrated field of being-ness.

Dharma Dance invites skillful, co-creative, loving, non-attached relationship with the world around us and with the Beloved. As we move and as we are are still – sensing, feeling, and being with ourselves, with a partner, or with a group – we learn who we are, where and how we experience Center, where we check out, how we give, how we receive, and how to co-create without co-dependence. We learn humility and happiness and the non-separateness of human-ness and being-ness.

Join us for this explorative, energetic, and meditative evening. We look forward to seeing you there!

About Archana Samantha Beers
A student of dance, yoga and the Dharma for most of her life, Archana Samantha is also an experiential physicist, visionary art activist, dream healer, love warrior, and tree hugger. She is here to inspire a revolution of Dancing Evolution, or Dancing Freedom. Archana Samantha has been teaching Embodied Arts in the forms of GetReal Yoga, Dharma Dance, Contact Improvisation, Performance and MatrixSomatics theraputic body-solutions all over the world for the last 11 years. She has trained teachers in the fields of yoga and contact improvisation, helped to expand and ground dance communities in the US and Australia and and worked to integrate visions of ONENESS: sustainability, spirituality, art, and emotional wellbeing into all of her relating: professional, personal and trans-personal. For more info, visit her website at www.dancingfreedom.com.

Volunteers Needed to Create Sacred Space
We're always in need of volunteers to help set up and/or take down the sacred space we create for each Sacred Saturday event. Of course, volunteers get to attend the evening for free, often join us afterwards for a late meal, and will be invited to our annual Holiday Gratitude Party in December. To volunteer, please call (831) 457-6535 or email volunteers@ecstaticlove.net.

About Sacred Saturdays
Each Sacred Saturday is unique, drawing from various traditions such as Tantra, meditation, yoga, Buddhism, Sufism, Native American, dance, chant, and other paths to help us connect with ourselves and each other from a place of presence, awareness, and aliveness. Each monthly evening provides the opportunity to participate in a special Tantric Puja (sacred ritual) that may involve movement, music, breath practice, energy work, dance, chanting, active and still meditations, guided visualization, communication practices, and other ways to honor and celebrate our bodies, hearts, and spirit. Practices and rituals may be done alone, with a partner, or as part of the whole group. We strive to create an environment that is safe, respectful, and comfortable for those coming alone or as a couple, those coming for the first time, and those who want to build an ongoing community of people devoted to cultivating sacredness and joy in life.


The Art of Ecstatic Love
Michael Pooley, Certified SkyDancing Tantra Teacher®
P.O. Box 66307, Scotts Valley, CA 95067-6307
Phone: (408) 309-0962 | Email: info@ecstaticlove.net

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