05/02/2026
There is power in carving space.
In choosing to pause.
In deciding that this moment, this body, this breath
is worthy of being tended to.
Holding space begins with self.
With the quiet permission to soften your guard,
to stop bracing, to release the constant readiness to protect, perform, or endure.
Receivership is not passive.
It is a deep act of trust.
It asks us to believe that we do not need to hold everything alone,
that we can be met, that we can be supported, that we can be carried for a moment.
In safe and sacred space, defence becomes unnecessary.
The body exhales. The nervous system unwinds.
And what has been contained, managed, or hidden is fnally allowed to move.
Here, there is no need to be polished.
No need to be composed.
No need to make sense of the mess.
Judgement loosens its grip.
Shame and guilt are gently set down.
And in their absence,
there is room to crumble, to tremble, to unravel, knowing you will not be dropped.
Rope teaches this with honesty and grace.
It offers structure without control, containment without force.
A physical language of trust, surrender, and care.
Each tie, a conversation.
Each knot an agreement.
Each moment an invitation to be held exactly as you are.
In this kind of space, the body remembers something ancient, that being held is not weakness, that surrender is not collapse, and that safety is felt, not explained. 🤎
I will be holding space through rope sessions and lessons in Sydney between February - March.
I will be touring WA / Perth March 19th to April 16th.
& Touring Melbourne May 27th to June 1st.
Get in touch should you feel the call ✨️
📸: in the byron temple
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