Hi Scott

Welcome from me too!

I guess I practise mindfulness, being and feeling in the now, via voice
in my work. The Voicework I offer is unique in that it is not like most
of the voicework around. It is a synthesis of 27 years of observation,
study and being with the other, in the moment.... moment by moment
listening and allowing the space for whatever presents in that moment
from the depths of the psyche and the body. It has grown out of
Buddhist practice and Energy therapy training along with my formal
training as a singer/teacher.

Good wishes to you and your work up there in Scotland!

Felicity

http://www.voiceworks-uk.com
Felicity Cook -


On 9 Jul 2006, at 19:44, Scott Rennie wrote:

> Hi everyone
>
> Thought I'd better introduce myself after lurking for a wee while. My
> name is Scott and I'm a yoga teacher based in Scotland. My approach to
> yoga is healing-based, and that brings me here to exchange thoughts
> and
> ideas and hopefully add a little to the conversation. My approach is
> very practical, having been through a little bit of stress in my life
> (particularly some bouts of depression, going through a divorce,and
> many
> occasions on a 12 year police career) I'm not just talking theory
> here.
>
> My current focus in my personal practice is in the aspect of
> mindfulness/awareness of the "now", and I'd love to hear from anyone
> who
> has had experience with mindfulness based practices?
>
> I like to take in broader wisdom than just that offered by yoga as I
> firmly believe the old Hawaiian (Huna) saying, "Think not that all
> wisdom is in your school", so am looking forward to learning from you
> all.
>
> Take care,
>
> Scott
>
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