About

Onemovement is an Embodiment School that fosters evolutionary pathways for living well.

We offer powerful tools, practices, and experiences that re- awaken clarity, adaptability and enchantment with life.

We share educational and transformative events, private mentoring processes and workshops that create a shift in perception, lasting impact and real friendships.

Dare to connect with us today.

YOUR GUIDES

Velan

Velan is a movement devotee, and at the core of his work he is an activator for cultural change.

Velan is passionate about cultivating energy and exploring the limits, edges and boundaries of the human journey. He has a wide range of global experience from teaching in conscious communities, to the field of high performance with professional athletes and coaches, to the engagement with CEO’s and management teams.

Velan is deeply influenced by Master Zhen Hua Yang and has been working with energetic cultivation for the past decade. He applies this work in the subtle martial arts of relating and within the relational field of conflict. He is also a student of Carmen Vicente (Chief, Medicine Woman of Ecuador) which has activated a deep embodied inquiry about the communication, dialogue and reciprocity with the living forces on earth.

Adya

For over 2 decades, Adya has embraced the study and passionate exploration of various forms of Yoga, somatic healing, birth education, doula practice and women’s health and empowerment.

Her work has been nurtured and informed by the earth-based spiritual path of the Red Road. Adya is currently a student of Carmen Vicente who is bearer of the Art of Altars, chief of the dance of the Sun and Spirit, founder of the School of Secrets and guardian of the Vision Quest.

Adya has held Yoga Teacher Trainings and embodiment immersions for the last 20 years, and has been deeply nourished by initiating students into potent portals of evolutionary healing. Her warmth and loving awareness creates a safe space to activate new pathways of self-inquiry.
With a compassionate and yet direct approach, she invites students to transform culture from the core of being-ness, a generosity of presence and radical self responsibility.