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imagine world full of mindful people — maintaining a moment-by-moment awareness of their thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment

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  • all-in-one theory & practices
  • professional selection
  • simple and clear experience of using
  • first marketplace for body practices
  • Music healing
    One of the most powerful practices that reduces stress and helps our nerve system respond more constructively when in moments of frustration. Sounds of music makes our body produce hormones of happiness but depending on what are you listening: tone, rhythm, vocal.
  • Tantra
    Tantra itself (from Sanskrit — "to weave" and "to compose") means the form of philosophical treatise written like a dialogue between Shiva and Shakti. Tantra is a set of Indian traditions with special practices that leads to liberation and spiritual growth.
  • Vinyasa yoga
    In vinyasa yoga, special attention is paid to the transitional movements between asanas. Transitional breathing techniques are also practiced.
  • Authentic movement
    The practice presupposes the Witness as it is built on the philosophy of dialogue. With the Witness takes place the final dialogue after the end of the practice. First, the one who moves describes his bodily sensations from the practice — through colors, sounds, images, etc.
  • Breathing practices
    If you’ve done yoga before, you’re familiar with pranayama, a technique for consciously controlling the breath. However, you can also practice breathing exercises outside of yoga. Breath-holding exercises help to relax and increase oxygenation throughout the body.
  • Hot stones
    First and foremost, massaging with stones relieves muscle pain, but it also brings emotional well-being. This type of massage dates back to ancient practices and is used successfully today. Heated stones, usually basalt, are said to have beneficial effects on the internal organs.
Music healing
One of the most powerful practices that reduces stress and helps our nerve system respond more constructively when in moments of frustration.
Tantra
Tantra itself means the form of philosophical treatise written like a dialogue between Shiva and Shakti.
Vinyasa yoga
In vinyasa yoga, special attention is paid to the transitional movements between asanas. Transitional breathing techniques are also practiced.
Authentic movement
The practice presupposes the Witness as it is built on the philosophy of dialogue. With the Witness takes place the final dialogue after the end of the practice.
Breathing practices
If you’ve done yoga before, you’re familiar with pranayama, a technique for consciously controlling the breath.
Hot stones
First and foremost, massaging with stones relieves muscle pain, but it also brings emotional well-being.
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how platform works
  • expert practices of consciousness & meditation sessions from partners
  • sensual events & educational conferences all over the world
  • going global (we already have users in London, Paris, Vienne, Tel-Aviv)
  • body practices: solo and for couples
  • open-minded community and review system
  • mental health tools

team

  • Tanya Dmitrieva
    CEO, founder
    573 educational and sensual events in CIS countries
    TedX Speaker and educational influencer
    Community leader: 30,000+ sex-positive people all over the world
    257 publications in mass media
  • Yulia Sigaeva
    CPO, co-owner
    Growth Product Officer at YouDo
  • Anastasia Veremyova
    Head of communications, co-owner
    Global strategic communications consultant for tech sector
    Mentor, founder, Women in Tech
    PR partner of VCs, startups and impact projects in EU and US

advisory board

  • Sam Chan
    adviser
    Business mentor, founder, Applied Computer Online Services
  • Artem Elmuratov
    adviser
    Founder, BioTech from Genotek
  • Natalia Kiselnikova
    scientific consultant
    Head of the Laboratory of Counseling Psychology and Psychotherapy, Candidate of Psychological Sciences Assistant Professor, Chevening Awardee. Birkbeck, University of London
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