Fluid roots: movement and yoga

Fluid roots: movement and yoga Connect to your fluid self through yoga, dance, nature and Continuum movement. D'où vient le nom OKAN ? Where does OKAN come from ?

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Nous accompagnons en particulier les femmes, les enfants et les personnes âgées à se reconnecter à elles-mêmes et à retrouver du plaisir par le biais d'activités d'expression corporelle pleinement nourrissantes. Okan signifie cœur en Yoruba, langue d'Afrique de l'Ouest. C'est également le nom d'une variété d'arbre très durable originaire de cette région. EN

Our mission : help you to

reconnect with yourself and to find the pleasure through nurturing yoga and movement. We feel called to specifically accompany the most vulnerable - women, children and elderly people. Okan means heart in Yoruba, a West African language. It is also the name of a very strong tree species originating from the same region.

16/07/2025

A morning thought - power of somatic/body awareness/body wisdom/capacity to listen to the body and receive the feedback. I believe it is so important! I dream of the world where this skill can become our evolutionary pathway.

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I feel called to propose this moment of REWILDing through body, nature, non-verbal field and slowing down.Come as you ar...
11/04/2025

I feel called to propose this moment of REWILDing through body, nature, non-verbal field and slowing down.
Come as you are.
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Yoga and orisha movement: 4 elements and infinity is an integration of body-oriented practices from the various traditions. In short, practicing yoga for more than 14 years made me understand that i need more dynamism in yoga. And practicing afrocuban dance for more than 10 years made me understand that i need more conscience in movement. In order to balance the dynamism and conscience. In order to give a deeper meaning to dance. In order to extend the asanas to a completely new dimension. The practice of yoga and orisha movement combines such components as the introduction to Silvestre technique (AfroBrazil) and symbolism of nature elements, Shivananda yoga asanas' sequences combined with yoruba technique exercises (Afrocuban) and classical floorbar movements and stretches, enhanced with orisha movement and symbolic gestures. It increases body strength, elasticity, ability to relax and improves the quality of movement for dancers or yoga practitioners. It balances the consience and releases the blocks as in a usual yoga class. The effect of yoga practice is enhanced by the magic and poetry of orisha movement.