Workshop that combines Hawaiian dance of Hula with mindfulness meditation to build resilience through harmony of body, mind and heart.

Happy Spring Equinox!

The Path of Hula and Zen continues with a workshop on Sunday March 21st from 1:30 - 4:30 pm, that focuses on Balance and Renewal.  

Meditation is about cultivating awareness and deep listening that allow the mind and heart to relax and open. Hula is an embodied practice that cultivates a deep listening, awareness and care of your body. In Zen we say there’s no separation between you and the world, so when you meditate and when you dance, you are nurturing yourself and also nurturing the world. 

We’ll meditate, embody compassion through hula, and do some writing practice to help connect our mind and body. This is the resilient and renewal Path of Hula and Zen.

Workshop includes

• Mindfulness meditation basic instruction and practice

• Basic self-care practices

• Brief writing practice

• We'll continue deepening into the Hula Kaiona about the goddess of the lost. Kaiona has become synonymous with compassion, one who helps another find their way.

  Open to all levels. Scholarships available.

Teachers 

June Kaililani Ryushin Tanoue, MPH

June is a Kumu Hula (Master Teacher of Hula) who went through traditional ’uniki rituals graduating as Kumu Hula in June 2000 with her teacher Kumu Hula Michael Pili Pang. She is also founder of Halau i Ka Pono in 2009 and co-founder of Zen Life & Meditation Center with her husband, Roshi Robert Joshin Althouse in 2010.

Sarah Evans

Sarah began dancing with Kumu June in 2011 and completed her Beginning Hula Teacher Training in 2019. Outside of the Halau, Sarah has spent the past 17 years in Health & Wellness as an Educator, Manual Therapist, Yoga Instructor, Retreat Leader and most recently, a Certified Life Designer Coach. sarah@theadvancejourneys.com

Kumu June & Sarah