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Buddhafield, healing garden Fluid nature, Buddhafield festival I participated in many different dance and movement spaces throughout the festival, especially Contact Improvisation, but also Authentic Movement, 5Rhythms, and spontaneous dancing wherever music and connection naturally emerged. There was something deeply magical about the way movement, songs and music appeared everywhere. Incredible musicians were playing on stages, around fires, and in small gatherings that for

효영 Minna: I messaged Elisabeth back in January after seeing her Instagram post about 한 (Han) and dreams. I don’t remember following her page, yet here she was—4,500 miles away in Scotland—a sibling of the Korean diaspora creating art inspired by her relationship with the dreamworld as a shamanic practice, part of her dialogue with Life and the work of intergenerational healing. Our first video call was a breezy hour of chronological time, and stretched beyond into something a

It all began with a dream. In that dream, I found myself repeatedly saying the words: "Ash Leigh" or "Ashley Dance." Only later did I discover that in Old Irish, Aisling (pronounced ash-ling) means "dream" or "vision" (Robert Moss). The dream lingered it had a peculiar feeling and charged with energy. I followed the thread of that dream, which led me to a crown chakra activation event in Stirling with Matias De Stefano and R. E. Grant. During the activation, I climbed to the

Water pond by the Mandala garden, A quinta da Lage My experience started with a dream, as it often happens. In the dream, I have a conversation with a friendtor ( friend+mentor) Phyllida who tells me I should go to Portugal as there's a group of people I should meet. I didn't think much about the dream and started to plan another trip to Korea, I was very interested in YATOO-I an international organisation based in a small city, a few hours away from Seoul, immersed in nat