Jessica Munna

What is Body Hour?

Body Hour is a disability inclusive somatic meditation rooted in mindfulness & the principles of 5 Rhythms.

In-Person at Colet House, W14

Sunday 15 January, 11am-1pm

Sunday 19 February, 11am-1pm

Sunday 26 March, 11am-1pm

Online via Eventbrite

Sunday 5 February, 6-8pm GMT

Sunday 5 March, 6-8pm

Sunday 2 April, 6-8pm GMT

PLEASE NOTE:

This practice was developed, in part, to be accessible to all bodies. There are no requirements as to skill or dis/ability at Body Hour. All bodies are welcome; come and make this practice your own.

What happens in a session?

Body Hour begins with an intention or question set by each practitioner. This question can be witnessed and shared between practitioners. The question can be as abstract as you like.

Once the music begins, you are free to explore your question/intention through the time consciously spent in/with your body. This can be a solo journey or you are welcome to consensually interact with other practitioners.

The music playlist will follow the 5 rhythms map: Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, Stillness. You are welcome to follow this map as a starting point, but we encourage you to let your body and your question guide you through this time: you could spend the entire hour frantically flailing your limbs, laying still on a mat, or sitting in a chair moving only your wrist and pinky finger. It is for you to interpret the intention and the music within your body however it manifests for you. It is a time for you to be in conversation with yourself, however that manifests. We end the session in stillness & rest to allow whatever we’ve experienced over the last hour to integrate.

Each practitioner has the option to conclude and depart individually or to stay and share their experience.

Pricing

We offer tiered pricing, as follows: 

If you live in the UK the average income is around £36k p/year.

  • If you earn more than this average please pay high tier (£14)

  • if you earn around this average please pay mid tier (£10)

  • if you earn below this average please pay low tier (£7)