Caprice

Workshops:

Sensuality
Presence and Pain (Kinky Yoga) - together with delta®

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Caprice

is a person always on the move, a researcher and traveler in terms of movement and is able to look deep into the souls of human beings. This curiosity brought her in contact with Felix Ruckert and his work more than ten years ago.

In 2006 Caprice and her husband, delta®, moved from Berlin to Wiesbaden, to bring some more lightness, laughter and Yoga to the city.

Caprice is a dedicated teacher and student at the same time.

In the last 6 years she gave most of her energy and her heart to create and build her Monki Yoga Community.

She is also event director and co-foundress of the xplore Berlin, together with Felix Ruckert.

After a work-related break she now completes the Berlin producer team again and keeps the threads together in communication between the presenters, media and staff.

She loves the xplore Festival and the people there!

More information: www.monkiyoga.de

Sensuality

Close your eyes and use your senses.
Dedicate yourself and experience the delight through your senses.
Let yourself drift through the space without holding on claiming craving.
Take the stimulations that your senses achieve and become one with them.
Live sensual like you're immortal!

Please bring a scarf or a scarf kind of cloth..

Presence and Pain (Kinky Yoga) - together with delta®

This is an experimental workshop that combines Yoga practice with the use of BDSM instruments.
The idea of this scenario is inspired by the practice of some Zen masters who would strike their students during meditation practice in order to keep their mind and body in a state of attention.

A series of Asanas will be taught to the participants by Caprice.
Once the material is acquired, delta®, a master in the field of flagellation, will accompany participants with a single tail whip during their practice.
These strokes will be quite intense, but spread out over large intervals of time. They will happen randomly without warning.
The idea is to combine the calm, discipline and self control of the yoga practice with the elements of surprise, resistance, anger and loss of control.
Participants can choose if, and which parts of their body they want to expose to the whip.

Photo: © Trommelknecht