Lion Dance Tuning

A Radiant, Summer
At-Home Love-Building Tuning 
21 days
2 through 27 August 2020

Join us this summer as we get in touch with the Fire element.
We need it more than ever in this social distancing time.
Fire is about love and joy and the warmth of human connection. 
In summer plants come into full bloom. 
As human beings we mature and become able to fully manifest ourselves with, perhaps, the ultimate maturity being a fully realized human being filled with self-knowledge, consciousness of self and love for all.
 
This summer's tuning will be about rekindling the fire inside your own being. How much time that takes is up to the individual. Some will need more time and some might need less. Find out what brings out your joy to move and love to dance. How long do you need to allow your true being to shine? What brings out your laughter? Give the work a chance and you will succeed. Fire always goes to the highest manifestation it can get to. 
Let it open you up as it possibly will for others in the Tuning.
 
Possible Benefits:
  • Feeling safe when you open your heart and feel the strength of its vulnerability 
  • Rising of joy and laughter and some giggles
  • The desire to move freely and to dance 
  • A clear purified mind
  • Increased consciousness of self and all.
 
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Simple Steps to Tune-Up for Summer
  1. Register by clicking the bold, red link below. We just need your email address, first and last name. We will not solicit, share, or give away your contact information. You can opt out at any time.
  2. Periodically throughout the 21 days of the Tuning you will receive an email from Margaret Olmsted, one of our teachers.
  3. Following the Tuning you will be invited to complete a short questionnaire. 

Forward this email to your friends and family 
and play with everyone involved! 

Join us as we blossom together! 
Gerrie Sporken and Margaret Olmsted,
in the spirit Pat Gorman
and the
 Tai Chi Foundation 

©2020 Lion Dance Tuning is a copyright/service mark of the 
Tai Chi Foundation, Pat Gorman, and Gerrie Sporken