Somatic Journeying (Episode 15 - The Devil)

Episode 15 - The Devil

We’ve all heard the tales - somewhere, outside the walls of the town, past the croplands, just beyond the boundaries of our comfort, there is… something. Lurking. Waiting. Something worse than wolves or monsters, something dark and twisted and more insidious than any mortal plot could pretend to emulate. Something capable of invoking the kind of suffering that our nightmares haven’t imagined yet. Something… evil. THE Evil.

The DEvil.

Oh yes, we’ve heard of the Devil. And we’ve all heard of his exploits, too, that old serpent… always slithering around devouring and dancing, making deals and stealing souls. The Devil was a liar from the beginning, after all. What defense could we possibly have against such a sly foe?

What have you heard about the Devil?

What has he done to you?

Episode 15 of Somatic Journeying is embarking on a quest to find out who this devil character really is. For thousands of years this villain has plagued our homes and hearts and stolen our children, but no longer! No longer will we allow the beast to hide behind mask and shadow! Let us unveil this fiend and force him to kneel in shame before us so that, by grace, we may all finally witness his defeat.

Suggested resources:
Young Goodman Brown by Nathanial Hawthorne (short story, available free online)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984 film, rated R)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996 animated film, rated G)

(For all episodes of Somatic Journeying, participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes that are easy to remove.)

Sunday, October 27 · 12 - 2 pm

$45

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Limited space. Registration required. Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event.

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Dr. Christina Jensen PT, DPT is passionate about enjoying the experience of living in a human body and helping others do the same. She owns Brightside Integrative Physical Therapy in Johnson City, Tn where she teaches integrative embodiment and somatic self-development. Her private clients are individuals who are learning how to step into relationship with their own healing journey by tending intelligently to the body-mind-energy mechanisms that drive our felt experience. She has a bachelor's degree in English literature and writing and a clinical doctorate in physical therapy, and has cultivated specific interests in pelvic health, pain science, polyvagal theory, and narrative psychology.

In her personal practice, she has been a regular meditator and dedicated student of the Universe for the last decade and a Shakti community member since 2017. She is convinced that understanding universal connectivity is vital to enlightened living. In her lovingly-guarded free time she practices yoga, writes poetry, studies philosophy and science, laughs at her chickens, and drinks a lot of water.

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