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Conscious Bodies Methodology™ (CBM)

Dreamwalker’s Conscious Bodies Methodology™ (CBM) is an embodied practice — a way of connecting, perceiving, receiving, interpreting and experiencing ourselves, one another and our shared world through the senses of our bodies, minds, hearts, imaginations and spirits. 
 
CBM is stewarded by the Conscious Bodies Core Ensemble: Danielle Denichaud, Isaiah Gilson, Kelsi James, Michelle Silagy, Phil Davis and Andrea Nann with Joshua DePerry, Mayumi Lashbrook & Conscious Bodies Facilitators Sid Ryan Eilers, Shannon Kitchings, Heryka Miranda, Hemantika Mahesh Kumar, Kate Lowe, Crystal Castellan, Megan English, and Mary Jo Mullins.  


Programming offers opportunities for diverse individuals to meet, and to experience and embody Indigenous, Wellness and Artistic Expressive practices. We offer uninterrupted time to reconnect with self, with others, and with Lands in natural and generative ways, cultivating spaces to grow together and be together.  Through CBM we co-create cultures of care and connection across and among our differences. 

Current CBM resources contain Indigenous and non-Indigenous knowledge bases such as symbols, signposts, cardinal directions, activations and imagery that mark gathering the community in a circle, and ways of finding/creating uninterrupted time to be together.

It is our intent that everyone feels invited, wanted, and welcomed to participate in our events and activities. We continue to do the work to listen, learn, unlearn, and relearn in response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action, in response to the Black Lives Matter Movement, and in recognition of all past and present atrocities, persecution and mistreatment of people based on their ethnicity, culture, place of origin, race, ancestry, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical appearance, and/or (dis)ability.   We stand in solidarity with all who are facing or have faced persecution or discrimination, and are working to create a supportive, safe and equitable world. 

 

We are honoured to live, work and create in Toronto/Tkaronto on Dish With One Spoon Indigenous Territory and acknowledge the Land as Traditional Territory of many Nations including the Haudenosaunee, the Anishnabeg, the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Chippewa, and the Wendat Peoples.

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