Why is it called falling?
Will learning how to fall teach me also something about love?
Does surrendering, accepting, allowing have something to do with love?
I might have fallen in love with each one of you
for a few seconds, for three days,
while rolling on a tree, falling into a stream of water,
holding each other upside down,
sleeping under the bark.
Kaland also means, from my understanding, spontaneity,
to remain authentic to what is,
and whenever you lose it, to come back to it.
In your presence, I felt the same power that cracks the seed and turns it into a sprout,
the same force that makes the seed fall and bury itself underground.
What we held for one another were embodied ideas,
accepted, supported, and expanded through the collective intelligence of ourselves and nature.
To live this experience with some people I already know and deeply love,
and with others I didn’t know, but came to love in the process,
leaves me with a deep sense of gratitude
for the sense of belonging that remains from this adventure.
I am looking forward to the next opportunity
to experience Kaland together again.
Footage from the spring workshop by
@kaland_budapest
Facilitated by
@orsi_vagner and
@klausz_veronika , which
@chazmotions and I had the gift to participate in.
Next opportunities to explore together:
16–17 May “Ascend and Descend,” Bologna, Italy
4–5 July “Roots of Play European Tour” Varese, Italy
16-17 July “Summer movement workshop” Budapest, Hungary
September — “Roots of Play European Tour,” Cologne, Germany
#ecosomatics #ecopsychology #natureconnection #naturalmovement #movingwithnature
