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Ongoing Classes at StudioBe
Ever wanted to try something new and exciting? How about taking one of our ongoing classes and letting our qualified instructors help you expand your horizons!
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
- 5 - 6 p.m.
YOGA by Guilherme Alves
Inner peace, open minds and fitness with a former partner and instructor at the prestigious First Brazilian University of Yoga.
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THURSDAY
- 5 - 6 p.m.
YOGA by Guilherme Alves
Inner peace, open minds and fitness with a former partner and instructor at the prestigious First Brazilian University of Yoga.
THURSDAY
- 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Hula by Malia
Open classes for beginner and intermediate levels.
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Can you visualize it?
If you have a healing art to share or require studio space for dance, yoga or pilates classes, StudioBe is currently seeking instructors with open minds and positive energy.
808-351-4960 daspacehawaii@yahoo.com
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NEW YOGA CLASSES
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5-6 pm
$15 per class
Guilherme Dias Alves (also known as Gui), was born and raised in Curitiba, Parana, Brazil. After working four years as a partner and instructor at the prestigious First Brazilian University of Yoga, he moved to Oahu to introduce the tradition of Swasthya Yoga to Hawaii. He has studied with Master DeRose (founder of the First Brazilian University of Yoga, and the International University of Yoga, with schools in Portugal and Argentina), Master Carlos Cardoso, Master Sergio Santos, and many well-respected yoga teachers and specialized authorities. Among his students you will find those with a wide range of occupations and interests: athletes, intellectuals, artists, doctors and lawyers. One of the things he loves about teaching yoga is that it develops happy, cheerful people with open minds.
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Egyptian Bellydancing with Shadiya
Mondays and Wednesdays, 7 - 8 pm
Sundays, 2 - 3 pm
$15 per class ~ $50 for 4 classes
Celebrate your inner beauty as you embark on a creative journey to explore authentic Egyptian bellydance. Exotic and invigorating, bellydancng is a fun and sensual low-impact way to improve circulation, reduce blood pressure, maintain joint health and burn calories. Come and play with us. Shadiya welcomes all sizes, ages and abilities in a warm and supportive environment.
For eight years Shadiya was the principal dancer for the Near Eastern Dance Company of California. She is dedicated to the instruction, presentation and promotion of authentic Egyptian-style and North African Dance, and is skilled in a variety of styles such as Saidi, Ghawazee and the contemporary cabaret of modern Cairo. In addition to teaching and performing, Shadiya has sponsored many exciting cultural events, such as the Habibi Hawaii Bellydance Festival and Celebration.
"Shadiya gave me back my confidence."
Vee, student of Shadiya
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Shadiya's spectacular costumes and authentic interpretation of Egyptian and North African Dance can provide enchanting entertainment for your next event. Available for weddings, anniversaries, birthday and retirement parties, baby luaus and more. Tastefully presented for all ages and occassions, appropriate for the entire family. Also available for private, semi-private and keiki lessons.
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Hula with Malia
Thursdays, 6:30-7:30 pm, $15 per class
Open Classes, Beginner and Intermediate Levels
"Hula is the language of the heart
and therefore the heartbeat
of the Hawaiian people."
~ David (Kawika) La`amea Kalakaua,, King of Hawai`i, 1874 to 1891
The beauty and grace of hula embodies all that is Hawai'i. Born from the goddess Laka on the island of Moloka'i, hula was a expression of history, religion and the human spirit, and was a vital part of Hawai'i's long tradition of oral histories, handed down from generation to generation.
Come find your essence in the heartbeat of Hawai'i.
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StudioBe is honored to host these other Enlightened Souls: |
Natural Building with Tim Rieth
Learn about Natural Building, a revolution with earth, stone, wood, and straw. Using these elemental materials people have been sheltering themselves for millennia, and their application in the 21st century is just as relevant and needed as the past. In an age of concrete, steel, engineered lumber, formaldehyde glues, mortgages, and homelessness, these simple materials and methods of construction can empower individuals, release the stranglehold of banks, and build community while creating environmentally appropriate, healthful, and beautiful homes.
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Joan Schwartz, Ph.D.
Certified Hypnotherapist, Alternative Healer, Medical Intuitive and Theta Healer.
Joan Schwartz, Ph.D., is a master healer/teacher who is not only gifted, but trained extensively in various modalities. Her deep compassion and experience make her a highly sought-after healer and she's coming to Oahu and Maui to share her gifts with light workers, heart-centered helpers and those seeking healing. |
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Millicent Cummings
Musician Millicent Cummings is a twenty-five year practitioner and promoter of the Arts, award winning singer, songwriter and performer, multi-media visual fine artist, producer, teacher, activist and visionary. Having relocated here from Kaua'i some 9 months ago to expand her music career and work with O'ahu's amazing ohana of musicians, Cummings has been warmly received and acclaimed as one of Honolulu's most original artists. Makana has been quoted saying, 'By forging with voice and guitar a spirited blend of folk, blues androck musics with Hawaiian essence, subjects, tunings and styles,Millicent is a diverse and inspired contemporary original unique toHawaii, and the world.' Her recent performance of 'Altar-Native', a musical journey to each of the Hawaiian Islands at the Atherton Performance Art Center was recorded by Aumakua records and will be released this summer.
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Rob Kinslow
Rob Kinslow was an Aeronautical Engineering Specialist designing, building and testing structures of various stealth aircraft. While an engineer, he founded and served as Executive Director of The Ballona Wetlands Land Trust in Venice Beach, California and was one of the leaders in a creative partnership to preserve 600 acres of wetlands.
He volunteers his time with non-profits such as Hawai`i Conservation Council, The Nature Conservancy, Kaho`olawe Island Reserve Commission, World Turtle Trust, We are One Foundation and Kawainui Marsh Restoration project.
His company OM Creations makes documentary films and "media to educate and inspiration to act". In April 2007, Rob travelled to Nashville to participate in an unique training workshop to present the science of Climate Change. He has presented to students, investors, associations, and other interested groups.
If you would like to schedule a Climate talk to your group contact Rob at: omcreations@riseup.net
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Ku'ulei
HAPA HAOLE HULA LIVES!
The Hapa Haole genre can be described as "songs from very talented people of Hawaii, great memories and just a whole lot of fun!"
Let your next event be a memorable one with lessons and perfomances by 2003 Miss Sophisticated Hula Ku'ulei. A professional Entertainment Director and hula soloist, Ku'ulei has trained with Kumu Hula Victoria Holt Takamine, and has performed with her halau in multiple Merrie Monarch and King Kamehameha Hula Competitions and Prince Lot Hula Festivals.
Ku'ulei's professional career began in 1984 as a solo hula dancer on the Royal Prince Yacht Dinner cruises. She has performed at the Paradise Cove Luau, as a hula soloist at the Chief's Hut Restaurant- Outrigger Reef Hotel in Waikiki and as the entertainment director/solo dancer for the Chief's Hut.
In August, 2003, Ku'ulei was awarded the title, ³Miss Sophisticated Hula² at the 1st annual Hapa Haole Hula Competition, sponsored by the Pa`i Foundation and held at the Sheraton Moana Hotel. Ku'ulei is still actively involved with this project as her halau and the Pa`i Foundation continue to produce the annual competition in a concerted effort to keep the "Hapa Haole Hula" era alive!
Since early 2007 she has been the Entertainment Director/solo hula dancer for the Ho`okipa Aloha Program on board the three NCL cruise ships, which sail throughout Hawaii Nei, and still freelances as a solo hula dancer for Hawaiian entertainment programs in Hawaii, and enjoys performing hula occasionally for the Royal Hawaiian Band.
The highlight of her hula career occurred on August 25, 2007, when she was honored as a Ho`opa`a with an Uniki Ceremony conducted by her Kumu Hula.
Throughout her entertainment career, she has continued her education with her Kumu Hula in her Halau, Pua Ali`i Ilima, and is a substitute teacher at the University of Hawai`i, Manoa and Leeward Community College. She has taught hula at the University High Lab School and is currently teaching hula to elementary school students with The HYOC DOE Outreach program headed by Choir Director Nola Nahulu. |
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Rose Kopp
Master Palmist, Shamanic Practitioner and Intuitive Counselor
Rose Kopp, a Master of Palmistry who has been reading palms for 35 years, first learned of palmistry on one of her many trips to India. As a certified Remote Viewer and Shamanic Practitioner and healer, Rose's skills have been highlighted on national television. Specializing in Intuitive Counseling and Intuitive Entertainment, Rose is naturally gifted with intuition and clairovoyance. Her empathic guidance has helped many souls throughout the years.
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Angela E. Wade
Palmist,singer, songwriter, dancer, director
Angela, an accomplished alto and barbershop brass singer, has worked on stage in various productions, as well as in film and commercials. She is formally trained in play writing; drama speech and stagecraft; ballet, tap, jazz, ballroom and Egyptian dancing; art history, drawing, painting and design; singing; writing for children and teenagers; palm reading, juggling and ventriloquism. Her special skills include reading music and playing the guitar, piano, flute, zills and dumbek. She is also a certified scuba diver.
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Lynn Morgan
Lynn Morgan has a private practice in Honolulu helping people to create positive change in their lives. She is a certified practitioner of the Resonance Repatterning system, also known as Holographic Repatterning. This system allows clients to easily access and release negative beliefs and unconscious patterns that are holding them in any kind of limitationand helps them to create positive beliefs and intentions that manifest as their heartıs desires. Over the last thirty years, Lynn has trained in Reiki and Healing Touch and has studied and practiced yoga, meditation, and a wide variety of complementary healing techniques. Services are available to individuals, couples, and groups. Telephone sessions and Focus Groups are also available. Lynn can be reached for more information and to schedule appointments at 808 722-3581.
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Pono
Raymond Saul Uwekalanikauponomekaloha Alejo
Raymond, also known by his given hula name, Pono, has always been on a journey of spiritual growth and healing. The seventh child of eight, Pono's instruction began at the age of nine when his mother first trained him in her brand of massage. As his first teacher, his mother's guidance has remained close to his heart: "My mother teaches me the power of humbleness and how to use this knowledge as protection and guidance to give to others. She and my grandmother (who passed in 1998), are known for their craft as dream interpreters."
Pono left Hawai'i in 1978. He received his nursing degree in Seattle at the age of 25 and specialized in caring for patients with traumatic head and spinal cord injuries. Ever on a quest for growth, he furthered his education and became a licensed massage therapist in Washington State. In 1989 he started his own business, the Broadway Massage Clinic, successfully delivering care until 1995.
In 1988, he met his second spiritual teacher, Kevin Moreland DC, who taught Pono how to access different energies using mudras. "Kevin changed my life and taught me gifts only used in the greatest of humbleness. He is one of the most compelling people in my life."
Pono returned to Hawai'i in 1998. resuming his position as the kahu of his family and caring for his parents. Here he began his hula journey, studying under Kumu Hula Tony Conjugacion. Kumu Tony gave Pono his hula name, UweKalani Kauponomekealoha. "Kumu Tony deepened my understanding of life through the teachings of hula. He afforded me grace, strength, and love that strongly affect my life's work."
The combination of his mother's training, his education in allopathic medicine and his teachings from Kevin Moreland and Kumu Tony Conjugacion has enabled Pono to create a unique style of health care that offers an alternative way to approach well being.
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November 3, 2007, 7 - 9 p.m.
RHYTHM & HEALING with Pono
Rhythm: the movement or procedure with uniform recurrence of strong and weak elements. Health: the presence or absence of well being. We usually don't put the two ideas together but when we think of the way that we go through life, a lot of our health depends on rhythm.
Our hearts beat at a steady rhythm, but when the heart skips beats in can mean several things: it can mean figuratively that we are going through excitement and usually in a romantic way such as when we say when I saw him or her, my heat skipped a beat. But when heart is tends to skip beats on its own, a lot of time it means there is trouble brewing. Our heart becomes dysrhythmic. And at times that can be harmful in many ways.
The brain has fluid around it and some experts say that the fluid around our brain or the cerebral spinal fluid, pumps throughout our brain in it won rhythm, and when that is disrupted it usually means that neurologically we have some kind of ill process going on. And if we don't walk in the familiar rhythm that we set for our pace, and cadence, we often fall or trip.
Join Pono to learn more about using rhythm to care for our health and ourselves.
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Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
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