Aligning with the season, we offer who and what we are to the world– the fullness of ourselves, our perfectly imperfect on-the-journey souls.  Lammas, the mid-way point between summer solstice and fall equinox, is a time to give thanks for the great abundance of life. After these summer weeks of full sunshine, when roots keep drinking from the deep waters of spring rain, our BodySouls remember what it is to be ripe and flushed and full.  We take our cues from the fruits of our gardens, the ripeness hanging from the trees, the deep greens of the forests.  As first full harvests are gathered, and fruit seems to overflow, we move with the abundance of our lives.  When it’s so easy to dip into scarcity, to move from lack, we let our bodies show us what it is to move from juicy fullness– the blood pumping in our veins, a deep breath, the sweat that pours from our skin.  Together, in the dance, we celebrate life, we honor what is juicy and ripe, and we let ourselves fall effortlessly from the branches of our lives.