Beth Pettengill Riley
 
 
 
 
 
 

Retreats

 
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Why A Continuum Retreat?

We are born moving. Movement is a primary language that connects our inner and outer worlds: a reflection of the neurological underpinnings of our human expression and a pathway that connects us to the places, spaces, and people we love. During a Continuum retreat we can create, and recreate, aspects of our lives in response to our own direct experience held within a creative shared field of inquiry.

During all the retreats here you can discover how contemplative practices promote compassion, and how movement is an immediate portal to the direct experience of the body—the present moment. Continuum practice is mindful movement: increasing our awareness and focusing our attention on the deepest stirrings beneath each impulse, movement, and action, to cultivate fluid presence.

May we learn to return and rest in the beauty of animal being, learn to lean low, leave our locked minds, and with freed senses feel the earth breathing with us. May we enter into lightness of spirit and slip frequently into the feel of the wild.
— John O'Donahue

Soul of Continuum Presents

Online Retreats from time to time.

Stay tuned!

“In the beginning all creatures were green and vital. They flourished amidst flowers.” So writes Hildegard of Bingen, a 12 century Christian mystic, in her praise of the greening power, the veriditas of God - the green force of life, expanding into the Universe, which she associated with creativity, the driving energy of the cosmos.  

Join us to experience the greening within our own bodies as another spring arrives just in time!

Soul of Continuum events offer a collaborative dive experience guided by Beth Pettengill Riley, Marcella Bottero, and Marilyn Montgomery – all long-time Continuum teachers who apprenticed extensively with Emilie Conrad, Continuum’s founder.

For more information: US@SOULOFCONTINUUM.COM
Marcella’s Website: still-movement.com
Marilyn’s Website: midwivingthemysteries.net


 As always, your presence is a blessing in community!

 
Unless I love something, it will not reveal itself to me.
— Rudolf Steiner
 
 
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