There are questions which follow me since many years, guiding me in my research as human being, practitioner, therapist, and teacher: What is the process by which we learn and how do we integrate experiences in this process; how is memory integrated, maintained, and recalled in cells, tissues, fluids, in the brain and nervous system; how do we form habits; how do we hold on to what is useful and let go of what is not needed anymore; how do we recover forgotten abilities and let emerge new ones; how imagination is the driving force to connect past, present and future; why do we lack as a society and culture enchantment; and what is the role of capitalism in that; how can we deconstruct the illusion of separation, self and identity; how we can become sensitive to the context, and the environment, to allow a view of bodies in communion, in community; resisting isolation, resisting the colonization of bodies, minds and souls; to see care, health and healing as a communal process, rather than an individual. The workshop is part reflection, part experiential and part discussion/ sharing.