The truth..

The body never lies, which has always fascinated me. I believe that every human being has a truth, an ethic, a conscience about what I call the “laws of life” anchored within them. In some people, it is deeply buried, while in others it is clearly visible. And I also believe that we all have a sense of this truth within ourselves and in those around us.

And yet there are mechanisms within all of us that hide, mask, deny, and suppress this truth. Because there were circumstances in our lives that taught us that we are not welcome with it.

All of this is anchored in our nervous system and manifests itself in our voice, gestures, facial expressions, posture, gait, and every movement. That's what I mean when I say the body never lies.

Learning to read body language, listening to the subconscious and letting it flow is not always easy, but it is fulfilling for me. The art is to find the essence in both painful and beautiful experiences and thus recognize what connects and liberates us beyond the experience. And so to weave the beautiful and the painful together and give space to the life that unfolds in all of this.

... and the story

As a storyteller, I have learned that “listening is sensing.” Listening and sensing are inextricably linked, and together they create a space in which the here and now can unfold. A space in which everything and everyone is present. In the present moment and in the state of being, everything is connected. And that which is connected is free. Like truth and fairy tales, listening and sensing, connectedness and freedom also go hand in hand through the world. Do you know the story of “truth and fairy tales”? If not, I will tell it to you one day. It has been with me for a very long time and has become like a good friend who always gives me support, understanding, and peace.

I am happy to share the knowledge I have gained about body experience and I am delighted when I can help other people with this.