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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
If you would like to - explore what it means to have an Embodied Lived Phenomenological Felt Connection with the Moon.- deepen your relationship with the Moon,- learn a way to navigate life in alignment with the phases of the Moon,- map the course of your life while flowing with the Moon!- coach your inner movements and visions to align with the Moon,- navigate your footprints in the world with the Moon,- strengthen your spiritual discipline - within and without,Then you will find many gifts in this Workbook that will meet your Lunar Longings.Every waxing light of the moon brings onto earth a fresh aspect, a new learning, a new awareness, a new awakening towards journeying, realising, manifesting ones dreams, and every waning light of the moon brings the reminder that everything also, returns and cycles back to the source of all light - Sun - Consciousness and we need to learn to let it go. When we move and flow in alignment with these waxing and waning gifts, we receive numerous gifts of physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual well being.
Rekha Govindan Kurup
Rekha Govindan Kurup was born in the small village town of Cherukunnu (Kannur District) of North Malabar region of Kerala, India into a matrilineal heritage. She grew up across different towns and states of India with her Army Father, homemaker Mother, and younger sister. Her professional career began as an Engineer in Bangalore, and then moved to California, USA in 1999 post her marriage. She lived in USA for 15 years. Her first book, "Rising Daughter, Silent Mother, Fading Grandmother," was her M.A research study of female sexuality within the North Malabar Nair Family structure. It was born out of her own journey as a modern-day city-bred daughter of modern patriarchal Kerala(India) wantng to redefine, reclain, and re-inform her relationship with body and sexuality through the discovery and investigation of matrilineal Nair female centered rituals and practices. It also, birthed her work with women and girls through the She Stands Tall Project.
Today Rekha Govindan Kurup supports women and men in re-membering, processing, integrating, and embodying the dance of body, sexuality and spirituality in all aspects of daily life through ritual wisdom, creative self-expression, earth-honed spirituality, reclaiming stories of one’s ancestry, and learning to create safe-sacred spaces to gather in life. Her work is founded in a unique transformative learning model based on a whole person philosophy that addresses six areas of human development namely physical, emotional, psychological, relational, creative and spiritual in a way that a living spirituality, the creative arts, sexuality, the body, and the participant all become part of the transformative experience. Currently her guidance is to make time to birth her wisdom through books, art, and workshops founded in this Dark-Light rhythm.
