Waterbody

What is Waterbody?

What is Waterbody?

Waterbody is an evolving form of aquatic bodywork.

How best to describe it? It is very much akin to a receiving a deeply relaxing and nurturing massage, yet held in a warm pool, with the buoyancy of the water enabling greater freedom of movement for your body. Floating in such a safe and gentle way soothes unwanted tensions, aches and pains as your body naturally unwinds. It calms both the mind and nervous system and allows you to experience a wonderful sense of inner-calm and tranquillity. Many say it is womb-like and dream-like, as if a doorway between worlds; the busy outer-world dropping into the background and your rich inner-landscape softly coming to the fore. There is invitation to surrender to being cradled and held by the majesty and generosity of the water and with this, opportunity for joy and bliss to surface and replenish you.

Each receiver’s experience whilst floating is individual and unique. Some wish to dive deeply and explore their emotional wellbeing whilst others enjoy lighter and more playful sessions. Some sessions can be dynamic and powerful whilst some may lean more towards silence and stillness. And, of course, there are all the tones and shades in between. All are welcome and all offer their own significance. No matter what arises in each session, everyone is held with the deepest trust and respect of your own power and connection to source, together with the intention to listen as attentively as possibly can be to comfort and needs.

Ultimately, my wish for all those who come is to create space to tune into and honour an inner-peace and knowing that is hard to find elsewhere.

Submergence

Being in water immediately engages us with the present. The silky fluid that contains and cocoons us awakens the surfaces of our bodies. Boundaries are transcended as the connection between self and environment appears seamless and indivisible. Expansiveness offers itself immediately.

Our awareness is heightened and intensified. Breath becomes audible, visual. Our vision, a key sense in placing ourselves in space, is altered as we connect to other senses that locate our physicality in the new and radically different surrounding. Buoyancy calms and placates the nervous system, enabling both body and mind to access a stiller place of being. One that is less attached to the material world. One that moves beyond time and doubt.

Silent dialogues proffer new relations as communication with others become limited and one based on touch. Solitariness shifts to mean something different, something highly pleasurable and greatly affirming. Everyday demands are lessened as we enter this enriched displacement with gravity. They transform into something less pressing as their voices are quietened, possibly drowned.

An immerse sanctuary and haven. A delightful and immense suspension. An escape to, not from, the present.

Submergence