Ecstatic Heartbeat Wave Continuum Dance! LIVE ONLINE, Interactive with Eva Geueke

Friday, August 21, 2020 

7:15 pm – 9:15 pm  HST 

$18

Golden Circle Membership Discount: 20% 

Dive in with Wave Continuum’s breath and sound to open your heart-space through movement. From that connection ride the wave of music that may lead you from slow to ecstatic and wild, to lyrical, to return to a slowed down pace, into deep relaxation and sacred heart centeredness.  

This dance can be a great, fun, physical workout, or a deep emotional journey where you can express your joy or transform body-mind sensations through dance.

Eva holds a safe space for you to get very close to yourself through movement and breath: a space where you can touch your unique essence, the divinity within yourself, and connects with everything. Join like-minded people online, as we choose dance as a way to keep balanced and healthy, inside and out. 

The virtues of the heart include love, dignity and joy.

In the rhythm of your heart you hold your beautiful truth.

In our dance we can transmute anything that burdens the heart into that which lifts it. 

Dance the spectrum of your heart’s feelings, of your body’s experience: from soft to spacious, from fearful to frenetic, from passionate to loud and joyous, from whimsical to quiescent.

In this space you can explore your edges as well as you center! 

After the dance we can take an extra 15 minutes online to connect and share.

No prior experience needed. Before the dance, we suggest clearing and decluttering as much space as possible for you to move freely!

EVA ALEWA GEUKE

Eva Alewa Geueke leads guided Dance classes and events, with over 30 years of experience doing so. She is a true dancer at heart, as well as a professional Contemporary Dancer, who has always been interested in meaningful, authentic and transformative dance – without being heady. Dance for her is a universal language that opens the heart, frees the spirit and brings peace, joy, health, creativity and positive transformation. 

Eva loves to learn choreographed dances, yet feels that form needs to be balanced with the expression of one’s own personal dance language coming out of oneself. A movement language does not need to be judged, criticized or remembered. It lives beyond right and wrong, beautiful and ugly, in the glorious moment of one’s authentic truth.