Thriving in Uncertainty: A Workshop in Sensory Awareness
With Lee Lesser
November 1 - 3, 2019
Life is uncertain. As much as we try to create stability and predictability, each moment brings its own surprise and its own unique offering. The more we can show up for each moment of our life just as it is, the more we can thrive in the midst of uncertainty. Our sensations are wonderful allies in this process. As we pay attention to our sensory experience, the more connected we become to what is actually happening. Charlotte Selver, the founder of Sensory Awareness in the U.S., used to say, “Every moment is a moment. Every moment makes a certain request of us. The question is how we answer it.”
This workshop focuses on tools that help us to be present, that are antidotes to the busyness in our heads. So much energy is dispersed and lost as we fight against what scares us, or what is uncomfortable. By simplifying our activities, we can connect with our sensations. This experiencing reveals our habits and the possibility that can unfold when we get out of our own way and find freedom in the midst of any experience.
For more information about Sensory Awareness, visit www.returntooursenses.com.
Recommended reading: Littlewood and Roche, Waking Up: The Work of Charlotte Selver; Chodron, Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change; Lusseyran, And Then There Was Light.
CE credit for massage; see leader.
About the Leader
Lee Lesser
Lee Klinger Lesser has led Sensory Awareness workshops for more than 40 years. She studied and taught with Charlotte Selver, an original Esalen pioneer and the founder of Sensory Awareness in the United States. She is the co-founder of the nonprofit Veteran’s PATH, which shares mindfulness and meditation practice with returning veterans. Email Me www.returntooursenses.com
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