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30/10/2026

29/10/2026

Ok, let’s talk some more about the Hyperactive Archetype.
This somatic archetype is very familiar to me as I grew up with many “hyperactives” around me and have certainly been one myself for many years.

—please note, here we are talking about the somatic archetype, not the hyperactivity disorder. These adaptations play an important role as we navigate our early worlds—often making them more bearable—

but as we seek richer and fuller lives, deeper intimacy, vulnerability, visibility, and satisfaction in life, we are invited to overcome and transform them. Sometimes life demands it with an authoritative and compelling push… sometimes outright kick in the buttocks.

A somatic archetype is basically how the body learns to adapt, protect, armour itself to survive life. If your body adapted to the Hyperactive archetype, your main somatic signature is that your stay busy to avoid feeling.

They tend to avoid silence, rest, and emotional intimacy. Does quiet or silence suddenly feel oppressive? That can be a good hint.

To read more about this SOMATIC ADAPTATION, please go to my SUBSTACK. Link in the BIO.

28/10/2026

I have been really blessed in my life to have some very profound and talented teachers.

Eau-Vive, Aguita LivinWata Eau-Vive, is one of them.

She has been teaching me Bowspring which is a very effective movement practice that has clued into the intelligence-and the importance—of the fascia for our full body health. And how to work with it, not against it.

She watches us from her screen, and knows how to read our bodies so well, that she coaches us like a lynx. She will know exactly what is missing for us to get the full potency of the move.

She has helped me discover how to build back up the part of me that has been collapsed for so long, (almost forever) and never quite knew how to take care of it properly: my mid-section. It’s like a building that collapsed from the middle.

Now she is guiding me over and over again on how to lengthen it, and to start building the proper architecture... to hold the center, the proper directionality.

I am discovering so much space in my body I never knew I had.

She is always compassionate, loving, supportive, positive, and caring. She knows she can make a difference for you: and she is right. She can. Never an ounce of body shame! (Even is she herself is drop dead gorgeous!!!) She loves and walks with you as you transform your body too.

She also has, and this comes from a teacher who specialized in using « images » to teach, the most ALIVE imagery to guide our action. This makes the movement that much fuller, more connected, and intelligent.

I highly encourage you to reach out to her if you want to build a graceful and strong body... capable of BLISS.

She offers 1:1 sessions, packages, and group programs.

I love her.

Hire her today. You will not regret it. Aguita LivinWata Eau-Vive | Certified Health Coach | Mystic

27/10/2026

Pour mes amis francophones qui recherchent du soutien… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

27/10/2026

What is a somatic adaptation?

24/10/2026

IF YOU ARE A BUSY BEE THAT CAN NEVER STOP... LISTEN UP.

GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH ONE’S SOMATIC ARCHETYPE IS TREMENDOUSLY HELPFUL. Knowing why we do things, why our bodies have adapted in these ways, and what unmet needs were they trying to address... and the way to unwind... is actually a song of freedom.

Like if you are a busy bee that never can stop... well chances are, your biology is playing out an adaptation:

“Slowing down can feel like death for the “Hyperactive
Archetype” because speed is how they avoid the heavier and more difficult feelings inside.”

I am doing a whole exploration of Somatic Archetypes right now and looking into the adaptations that our body’s elect to survive the world—often from young ages—to make the world more bearable.

So, if this is something that you feel called to get your mind around, go to my **Substack** link that is in the bio. I have an article now on two of the Archetypes there: The Stiff and The Hyperactive. So much in there!

23/10/2026

Ok, let’s talk about the Hyperactive Archetype.

This somatic archetype is very familiar to me as I grew up with many “hyperactives” around me—and please note, here we are talking about the somatic archetype, not the hyperactivity disorder— and I have certainly been one myself for many years. As I re-read all the big qualities for this archetype, I am noticing how much work I have done on myself to transform these adaptations. Little celebration and a reminder that we can transform. These adaptations play an important role as we navigate our early worlds—often making them more bearable—, but as we seek richer and fuller lives, deeper intimacy, vulnerability, visibility, and satisfaction in life, we are invited to overcome and transform them. Sometimes life demands it with an authoritative and compelling push… sometimes outright kick in the buttocks.

A somatic archetype is basically how the body learns to adapt, protect, armour itself to survive life. If your body adapted to the Hyperactive archetype, your main somatic signature is that your stay busy to avoid feeling. They tend to avoid silence, rest, and emotional intimacy. Does quiet or silence suddenly feel oppressive? That can be a good hint. “Hyperactives” have high physical energy, while also having gut tension. Their eyes are over alert. They can be overly cheery, and smile even when they are angry. You know when you tell your friend something that really sucks, that inwardly makes you rage, but you say it with a beautiful curated smile?

The hyperactive struggles with doing nothing, ambiguity, and rest. I remember how angry it would make me when someone would stay ambiguous about setting up a time to meet. Couldn’t they just make a decision!!??? Ambiguity would drive me insane.

Read FULL ARTICLE on Substack: origins +s€x adaptations (link in BIO)

22/10/2026

Some Google Reviews from our Pop-Up Organizing Field workshop. ❤️

21/10/2026

This Summer and Fall we were having lots of fun organizing small Pop-Up Organizing Field Workshops. We focussed on supporting people that have chronic conditions, physical illnesses or emotional stuff to process, and using the support of the “conscious field” to do this. It involved deep emotional attunement, connecting to messages in our own bodies, and then stepping into and surrendering to the intelligence and power of the field.

Incredible things happen with this work. When one surrenders to the experience, experiences deep levels of trust, the biology responds and reorganizes.

I have added a few of the Google Reviews that came from these pop-ups.

“What a beautiful experience, in a space where you feel heard and safe. I really appreciated the balanced and enriching environment, bringing together the two polarities—feminine and masculine—embodied by Julie and Shawn, with their wonderful presence.
A beautiful discovery of the Conscious Field and a powerful experience! I highly recommend it!” — H.P.

“I had a beautiful experience reconnecting with energy healing in an atmosphere of complete trust. I experienced many sensations and emotions throughout the workshop.
The Conscious Field allowed me to gently enter a meditative state of consciousness, with a sense of calm and receptivity.
Thank you so much!”
— C.C.

“Last Saturday, I had the opportunity to experience a session with Julie.

For several weeks, I had been experiencing neck pain and had sought relief through osteopathy and massage. Both provided some relief, but the feeling of well-being never lasted.
The experience of opening myself to the energy of the greater whole gave me a sense of realignment, grounding, and deeper calm.

What surprised me most was that during the workshop I felt soreness along the right side of my back and chest, as though my posture was realigning.
And as a bonus, I slept for seven and a half hours straight, deeply and without waking up. A miracle for me!
It’s all a question of density, so I encourage you to experience opening up and allowing tension to dissolve.
Thank you, Julie and Shawn!”
— K.C.

French reviews in COMMENTS. I had fun doing many workshops in French. 💛

16/10/2026

The Stiff Archetype and S*x... (More on Somatic Archetypes)

When it comes to s*x, as the STIFF archetype is predominantly cerebral—living in their heads, more than in their bodies— they may be somewhat uncomfortable to drop into their bodies. This may make them awkward and they may avoid activities that heighten awareness of this place of disconnect. They will certainly avoid the vulnerability of being intimate. Since they are so controlled by thoughts, they may have trouble dropping into sensation, sensuality, and embodied presence. S*x may happen like the fast and furious.

If they can’t feel it in a psychosomatic session, where things are slowed down, they will not feel it in when the stakes are so much higher.

It will probably stay somewhat mechanical, or perhaps they will search for faster speed, more intensity, as they don’t have to be truly present when things move faster.

They may in fact have have trouble feeling anything at all, all while deeply longing for connection.

They may simply take what they need, and when they got it, retreat, disengage.

Now, here we are talking about an Archetype, we humans of course are more complex.

And yes, a STIFF doesn’t need to be a STIFF forever.

It is only an adaptation that they have learned. There are ways of helping the STIFF to slowly start feeling their body.

There are ways to help the STIFF slowly get acquainted with their emotions and feeling them.

It is possible to support the STIFF in opening up to vulnerability.

It just means engaging in a process, slowly and surely, building trust and awareness to sensation. Slowly, they can drop back into their bodies.

This is VERY rewarding as being a STIFF is like being in a prison—a prison of disconnect. You are wanting connection, but can never truly get it. *xeducation