Wayapa Wuurrk - connect with nature
The experience of Wayapa is one of connection. Wayapa Wuurrk means ‘connect country’. In the practice through visualization, storytelling and movement we acknowledge the earth in 14 elements and we relate to those elements through our own experience. In practicing Wayapa we first connect with our own body and then extend that experience to realize our connection with everything and how each of the elements are part of us and how we are part of nature. Wayapa is a fluid movement sequence, while there is a simple movement framework for each element, how we express that movement varies each time. There is no right or wrong, we are meeting ourselves in the now and allowing the expression to arise without our analyzing and interference. Wayapa shows us what we are connecting to and what we are removed from or resistant to and through this we increase our awareness of self and our environment. Awareness is the first step to reconciliation and change. The gentle movements also encourage us to recognize where we feel restricted and to open up to new experiences and growth.
Acknowledging with deep reverence and gratitude, the Custodians of the unceded land, skies, seas and waterways where we are grateful to live and work - the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nations and honouring their Ancestors, Elders and future generations. Acknowledging all First Nations custodians and Ancestors of unceded lands, skies, waterways. Honouring the resonance of more than 65000 years of caring for and connection to Country, ceremony, ritual and healing.
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