The Yoga of Dance – Event
The Yoga of Dance
A workshop inspired by the principles of yoga, authentic movement, contact improvisation, and embodiment.
Manas Yoga Studio, Vienna
September 12th, 2026
18:00 – 21:00
Details and Registration
Shakti Rising – Event
Shakti Rising
Explore deeper aspects of yoga beyond regular asana practice, including pranayama, meditation, subtle body awareness, the chakras, in a safe and grounded way. Enter the philosophical and devotional dimension of Shakti through bhajans, kirtan, mythology, and stories of Devi, the Divine Mother.
with Angelika & Aron
Manas Yoga Studio, Vienna
September 13th, 2026
18:00 – 21:00
Vipassana Retreat – Event
Vipassana Retreat
10-Day Satipatthāna Vipassanā Silent Retreat in the Mountains of Dharamsala. Led by Ajahn Mike, former monk and meditation teacher.
Daily group meditations along with talks and individual interviews with each participant, where the practice gets adjusted to what’s actually arising for that person. One-on-one guidance is available throughout.
It is a chance for beginners as well as advanced practitioners to receive personal advice and guidance in their practice in an environment that is dedicated just for this.
Spots are limited and registration is required.
Application deadline is August 25th.
Into the Unknown
What happens when we step outside our familiar patterns, our habitual ways of moving, relating, and responding? In life as well as in dance, we tend to keep repeating known movements, known rhythms, and known relational dynamics. While these patterns offer a sense of safety, they can also limit spontaneity, creativity, and authentic connection. This workshop explores what it means to move beyond these habitual “scripts” and step into the unknown.
SíN Arts Centre
1139 Budapest, Gyutacs u. 10.
Schedule:
October 3-4
Saturday: 11:00–13:30, 15:30–18:30
Sunday: 11:00–13:30, 15:30–18:30
Details and Registration: https://fb.me/e/7FyZaonUN
In Listening We Touch
A Contact Improvisation weekend workshop exploring how attention transforms movement, technique, and connection.
“Tension masks sensation.” This simple insight reminds us that the more we become occupied with doing, controlling, or achieving a particular outcome, the less we are able to perceive what is already present.
Warsaw. 26-27. 09
Book your spot here: https://forms.gle/BygjDi3HK87mz83t8