PUSHING HANDS AND PARTNERWORK
Plato sums it up pretty well there, dont you think? Bearing in mind, of course, that the person you're finding out about is yourself as much as 'the other'. For me, this pretty much describes the pushing hands journey of enquiry.

If you think about how much of your life is in relationship - conversations, emails, texts, phone calls, as well as more intimate relationships, then you realise that a lot of your life-time is about relating. Pushing Hands gives us one way of exploring all of this. 
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In Pushing Hands you start by simply listening to the contact with another person and to the information that the contact gives you.
You develop your sensitivity and ability to respond as well as your sense of grounding and resilience. 
Based on the idea of 'yielding' like a reed in the wind, in pushing hands you learn to listen, to follow what is happening and create out of that. You dont respond to what you think might happen or what you want to happen; just simply what is.
It's nice and profound.

Newcomers and more experienced players are all welcome to join the classes and workshops.

This little film is from Fred Hao's workshops in Devon in 2019.