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“If we surrendered to earth's intelligence we could rise up rooted, like trees…”
–Rainer Maria Rilke
Books of Hours (II, 16), Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy, trans
 
 

 

Ayurvedic Polarity Yoga DVD now available!  Check out the intro on YouTube

I have copies available for sale.

 

 

Yoga Resumes April 14 in PA

 

Intro to Whole Foods Cooking

Come join me in the kitchen; learn hands on how to cook simple nourishing food.

(more on the Nourishment Page)

 

Missed the Open House?  Interested in the Healer's Journey

You are always welcome to come and have tea!

 

Connect with me via Facebook 

(I'm there as Sarah Michelle Sarasvati Culter)

or my new Blog.

 

 

Featuring: Ayurvedic Self Care.  Create balance, have fun, learn more.

Consultations available in person

or by phone. 

 

About the The Work
Polarity Therapy creates a many layered map of relationships in the body.  Stillness and deep listening from Cranial Sacral Therapy become the platform from which to work.  The daily practice of Yoga creates the foundation for this dynamic stillness and the tools for each client to continue the work out into the world.  Living, food, cooking, and nourishment continue the journey to embodiment with awe and joy via body awareness.


Yoga Classes

 

 New Class Starting!--Summer Classes Starting Mid June in PA

Tuesdays 5:30-6:45 (Posponed)

Thurdays 5-6:15

Room 103, First Presbyterian Church

Check out the Flier.

 

 

Is there a class or a time you would like to see?  Please contact me!  Private and Small Group Yoga Sessions are also avaliable.

 


 

“The healing process is the pivotal point around which all polarity procedures spin. The intention of Polarity Therapy is to stimulate and encourage it…Health is not just about an absence of symptoms, but is more an attitude and way of life that can be learned and experienced. People initially come to see a polarity therapist because they are in some form of pain or discomfort. This may have physical, emotional, or mental tones. I do not perceive my role as a therapist as one of curing their pain. I see my role and the role of polarity therapy at its greatest depth, as helping the client explore, tolerate, accept and finally let go of their pain or problem. It is an educative rather than corrective role. At a deep level I believe that the body and its energies know best, if given the chance. Ill health, pain and suffering is a process, not a thing. It is a process which can be known and perceived by ourselves. Healing is also a process; it too can be known and perceived.”—The Polarity Process: Energy as a Healing Art, Franklin Sills (North Atlantic Books, 2002)