Welcome to Haragati: a -dynamic- space of guidance and support for creation through body movement.
Inspired by different body-based practices – Colombien’s dances, acroyoga, body expression , theatre, butoh dance, among others – and grounded in the 7 pillars, this project offers an approach to movement oriented toward transformation.
For children, teenagers, adults, as well as parents with their children.
At Haragati, you can find:
Meaning of HaraGati:
-- HARA: The heart of the ocean — where life begins and ends. In many body practices, movement arises from this center. It represents a deep anchor, both physical, emotional, and spiritual.
-- GATI: Movement, action, the way of moving or dancing. It is the vital impulse, the body’s dynamic in expression, the flow of energy in motion.
Haragati was born from Juliana’s, personal journey with the body as a space for exploration, memory, and transformation — seeking the authentic state of being through dance and movement.
It is a place of guidance and support for life, artistic, and creative processes, awakening “the spice and the sweetness” within each embodied being.
This approach is rooted in a sensitive pedagogy that prioritizes exploration through body listening, with a creative and playful focus that encourages sensory openness and body awareness.
Each element from the different disciplines offers diverse ways of approaching the body, integrated through the 7 pillars while maintaining a shared foundation of presence and enjoyment.
HARAGATI IS OPEN TO ALL WHO WISH TO INHABIT THE BODY AS A PATH OF EXPLORATION FOR CREATION AND TRANSFORMATION.