The Colloquium*

Why are we here? What is the point of it all? Why does my back hurt? What's the deal with UFOs? What the heck is this whole space-time continuum thing? The Colloquium is an open gathering of individuals who enjoy asking the Big Questions, even if there might not be solid answers. Every session will begin with a prepared question, topic, or scenario for us to ponder together, but there's no limit on where the conversation might go!

In the Colloquium, we are all colleagues working together to share wisdom and learn new things about life, the universe, and everything, for the continued betterment and evolution of humanity. We are conscious beings with agency, and knowledge is power.

Let's get powerful, together.

And probably eat snacks.

Everyone welcome. Come as you are, when you can.

Registration NOT required. Members free. Drop-ins welcome at $20.

*This event is FREE for Shakti in the Mountains Members. Register as usual, being sure to use your membership promo code for free access. (Members receive admission to select events for free and help support the Shakti in the Mountains community. Attend this event for free if you sign up for membership before registering. )

Additional Details:

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

The registration fee is non-refundable unless the event is canceled by the facilitator.

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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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