Latihan - A Blindfolded Moving Meditation - New York!

Latihan is an intuitive practice that helps you connect more authentically with yourself and others, without masks.

It’s about being fully present in your body and fully embracing each moment.

Originating from Indonesia's Subud tradition, it’s a practice of surrender—letting go of the ego and simply being. In this modern twist on an ancient tradition, we introduce blindfolded movement to help quiet the senses, allowing you to focus more deeply on the connection with yourself and others.

In Tantric Latihan, your body becomes your guide.

Through spontaneous movement, you engage with your emotions, instincts, and natural flow. It’s about releasing stuck energy, breaking old patterns, and finding freedom in the present.

The more you let go and trust your body to lead you... the more joy, trust, and connection can naturally unfold.

This strengthens resilience, builds deeper connections, and encourages you to embrace vulnerability.

Specifically, Latihan invites practitioners to:

• Slow down and embrace the power of stillness
• Deepen your connection through touch and attunement
• Release attachment to identity, both your own and others’
• Fully inhabit your body, embracing freedom and expression
• Use discomfort and triggers as opportunities for growth
• Align with your authentic self

Sold out? Can't make it? See other dates:

• Thu, Aug 21 - New York
• Wed, Sep 17 - New York
• Wed, Oct 15 - New York
• Thu, Dec 18 - New York

***PLEASE NOTE: These events do fill up fast and often sell out. Make sure to get your ticket in advance as we sadly had to turn away several people at the door last time due to capacity.***

By simply placing a blindfold over your eyes and entering the practice space with others, you’ll open up to a new level of awareness.

Before you dive into things, there is an opening circle where we'll cover everything you need to have a safe and fun experience:

• Explanation of how the practice works
• Consent guidelines to make sure everyone’s comfortable
• How to ask for support if you need it during the practice
• Navigating with sovereignty throughout the space
• A demonstration to guide you through the process

*Full agenda is listed below

• Bring your own blindfold if you have one; we will also have some on hand for you.
• Wear comfy clothing that you can move in, like what you might wear to a yoga class.
• Plan to arrive before the doors close (usually 30 minutes after the published start time)
• Come ready for stillness, movement, dance, laughter and tears, connection with source and with others, and more!

"The most profound somatic practice I've experienced!"

"Loved the space and the container; it all felt very welcoming and comfortable"

“I enjoyed being able to explore touch and connection in a safe environment.”

"Very warm, surrendering experience."

“Having a chance to connect with kindred spirits, see old friends, and meet new ones got me out of my head and into my body on a very chilly winter day!”

“The connection alone was worth attending for."

Latihan enhances your ability to relate to others by increasing self-awareness and revealing your patterns, conditioning, and unconscious habits.

By removing sight, your other senses heighten, allowing you to observe your emotions, reactions, and coping mechanisms in real time.

This practice helps you discover where you hold yourself back from fully embracing your desires, and where you may struggle with boundaries or conscious awareness.

Latihan is ideal for those with experience in meditation, tantra, or other practices that foster self-exploration and ultimately help us to leave the ego behind and move into the real self.

Jay Lamar House is a priestess, writer, and fundraiser blending the worlds of art, magic, spirituality, and sensuality. She is dedicated to discovering and deepening connection to the self, the other, and the divine. For Jay, Latihan is an offering that invites people to be gently held in the field of brave self discovery. She lives between New Hampshire and NYC and is originally from Boothbay Harbor, ME.

Nicolás Ganghadara Zulowski is a facilitator of spiritual practices, yoga teacher, and runner dedicated to personal growth and self-discovery. His journey has taken him to explore diverse yoga traditions, tantra, and the interplay of movement and mindfulness. Nicolás aims to inspire authentic connections and transformation through holistic, embodied practices. He lives in New York City and is originally from Montevideo, Uruguay.

Info: There will be an explanation and demonstration of the practice, along with review of the practice rules and overview of consent and boundaries.

Info: There will be a break before we start the practice. We will do our movement at this time. Movement will conclude with Shavasana/stillness

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