Name: IE:Intuition-Energetics: Clear Pain of Trauma. - With IE:Intuition-Energetics™: Clear Pain of Trauma.
Start: 2019-07-18T16:30:00+05:30
End: 2019-07-18T18:30:00+05:30
Location: Shoonya - Centre For Art And Somatic Practices

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|| IE: Intuition-Energetics: Clear Pain of Trauma / Re-ignite Your Sacred Core?

IE:Intuition-Energetics

is a powerful fusion of modalities for full spectrum healing inspired by Ambika Talwar's study of energy principles and as taught by diverse masters. As a practitioner, Ambika Talwar sees a client as an infinite multi-dimensional being. Typically, clients share some brief information on their concerns. Then Ambika tunes in to source the problem.

When both you and she get to the truth, the issue is set free. Clients may feel different sensations or none at all but since a change in body, mind, spirit or perception. The process is an efficient way of managing information as the body is the receptacle. Since IE: Intuition-Energetics is an ever-expanding process, it effectively views the world as dynamic and vast. The power lies in being free and clear of all influences.

Clear Pain of Trauma / Re-ignite Your Sacred Core?

In this play-shop, Ambika Talwar will introduce the process and then you play! The intention is to free you of pain and clear you of anxiety and trauma. Our body, as you know, is a receptacle of creative desire and process. We also hold on to patterns that keep us in limitation. When we are freed from experiences that trigger pain, we are better able to fulfill our needs, wants, and desires. We close with integrating your new self. I look forward to again rising in love with you!

Are you ready, able, willing to be this new self? Are you ready to create your new path?

What: IE: Intuition-Energetics: Clear Pain of Trauma / Re-ignite Your Sacred Core?
When: 18 July 2019 | Thursday
Time: 04:30 PM to 06:30 PM
Fee: Rs.600

|| ABOUT YOUR FACILITATOR

AMBIKA TALWAR is an educator, published author and artist, with a keen interest in and passion towards understanding and practicing the healing arts. She combines diverse modalities and creative process with her modality IE: Intuition-Energetics to source blocks in body, mind, spirit, and clear the problem from its roots. Wellness is our birthright, and we must take charge of our health so we can fulfill our vision of wholeness, she notes.

As a creative, she asserts, Both poetry and holistic practices work beautifully together, for language is intricately coded in us. In resonance with our authentic self, we experience wholeness & wellness, she notes. I love to assist you to discover your uniqueness.

She is published in various journals and collections. She was honored with a commendable mention in the Great Indian Poetry Contest 2018. Her winning poem titled, Meditation on Mangoes will appear in Aatish-2 in August 2019. In addition, her book, a spiritual travel memoir of her journey through Greece titled, My Greece: Mirrors & Metamorphoses, is available on Amazon.

Talwar is also a professor of English at a community college in Los Angeles, where she studied diverse healing modalities. She makes her home in both New Delhi and Los Angeles.

|| ABOUT SHOONYA

A space to learn, explore, and experience - Shoonya is a non-profit platform for art and somatic practices located in the heart of Bangalore on Lalbagh Road. A light-filled space surrounded by beautiful palm trees, Shoonya is designed for people of different artistic disciplines and somatic practices to create, connect, and collaborate. Broaden your horizons, or escape them, through community classes, workshops, performances, film screenings, discussion forums, and more.

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Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices 4th Floor, Rear Wing, Brahmananda Court, #37 Lal Bagh Road (On the left side, before Lal Bagh Passport Office) Bangalore 560027 Bangalore India 560027

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Mon, 11 Nov

Fantastic performance by Yuki. - by Naozar Daruwalla for Elephant In The Room by Yuki Ellias organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Sun, 10 Nov

It was spectacular show. Their performance and story theme were good. - by A HARISH KUMAR for Anubhav - Deeper with Senses organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Sun, 05 May

Value for money - by Mohana Krishnaiah for Tansen on a Tightrope organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Mon, 15 Apr

It was a very good event - by Aarrti Thasma for Indian Classical Dance: The Millennial Renaissance organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Tue, 09 Apr

This was a great event - by Kerry for The Space Jam organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Mon, 17 Dec

Really interesting event. Shoonya -Centre for arts & somatic practices had character. Looking forward to attend more of such events. - by Aathira E for La Bayadere - A talk by Rajika Puri organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Fri, 16 Sep

It was a great experience to attend this play. I had somewhat of a difficult time following along since I don't speak or understand Hindi. But the parts that I did understand were fantastic. I liked the overall message of the story. - by Trinh Dang for BLUR organized by Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices .

Sat, 23 Apr

Shoonya - Centre For Art And Somatic Practices is placed at the edge where old Bangalore ends and the new Bangalore begins. The venue mimics this border as it combines old traditional thought with modernized customs. A minimal garden hangs and adds flavor to the space. Big empty spaces, something that is fast disappearing in the new world, is felt at Shoonya. It realizes that such is needed for the creative thought to prosper. Performances are held in a big open room where audience largely sits on the ground with few chairs in the background. There is space for a nice kitchen, what the space is missing presently is good coffee and tea. But looking at its lineup of events, it is definitely positioning itself as a space on its way which is going to play a pivotal role in shaping up namma city! - by Arvind for Shoonya - Centre For Art And Somatic Practices .

Sat, 23 Apr

We all are half done, we all are incomplete. Mohan Rakesh's Aadhe Adhure is what true theatre is. It is pure drama written with a very nuanced and methodical understandings of human psyche. It repeatedly draws often the theme of our expectations and reality. Are we happy with what we have? Can we ever be happy? What is happiness?

In Aadhe Adhure, Mohan Rakesh takes an ordinary family where the family relationships are already crumbling. The wife is the only earning member in a family of 5, the husband has lost all his self-confidence. The elder daughter eloped and married but is still struggling to find happiness, her younger brother has reached of age but yet to find a job and the youngest teenager has coming of age problems coupled with a need to get attention. The wife is tired of taking care of everyone and has her own desires and ambitions.

Rakesh wastes no time in setting up the tension, but he never lets go off it. This is a story where everyone is at fault and yet no-one is. Rakesh unfolds the story brilliantly and his command over his audience is splendid.