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SUMMARY:SHIBARI - KINBAKU ART LEVEL 2 /// Aibu - Nawa\, The Art of the Lovi
 ng rope ///Valentine Weekend Course — time TBC
LOCATION:RopeJam Studio
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 .\nBOOKING: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ropejam/1953123 KINBAKU AR
 T LEVEL 2 The Art of the Loving Rope - Aibu Nawa (with Partial Suspension 
 / Zuri) Whilst technical…\nBOOKING: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/
 ropejam/1953123 KINBAKU ART LEVEL 2 The Art of the Loving Rope - Aibu Nawa
  (with Partial Suspension / Zuri) Whilst technical structured ties are a f
 undamental part of Shibari and Kinbaku the Level 2 in Tiger Nawa Ryu is fo
 cused on the "HOW" we tie rather than about "WHAT" we tie. Summary A two-d
 ay Level 2 weekender dedicated to Aibu Nawa: the loving\, caressing langua
 ge of rope\, Ki\, presence\, pacing\, and deep listening. We train rope as
  somatic communication. About the course In this weekend course we explore
  Aibu Nawa the soft\, caressing language of rope. Aibu Nawa is first a lan
 guage of presence. The Bakushi (rigger) trains attention\, touch\, positio
 ning\, proximity and pacing so the Ukete (receiver) can soften\, feel\, an
 d trust\, entering a state of subspace. The concept here is not “I tie y
 ou” or “you get tied by me.” The focus here is: " let's tie together
 ". This style is open and unfolding: slow and fast\, soft and firm\, emoti
 onal and calm\, creative and grounded. Aibu is not about knots or structur
 al outcomes. It is somatic communication: rope as listening\, communicatio
 n\, touch\, rhythm\, pressure\, stillness\, invitation and pleasure. What 
 you’ll train Presence in rope: breath\, pace\, attention\, and nervous-s
 ystem awareness Ki and transmission: how energy moves through rope directi
 on\, hands\, timing\, and distance Deep listening: reading micro-responses
 \, consent cues\, and changes in state Nawajiri (rope end) as expression: 
 flow\, rhythm\, sensitivity Aibu structure that supports feeling: gote app
 roach\, posture\, transitions Partial suspension (Zuri / Tsuri) foundation
 s: introduced as an extension of Aibu principles\, transitions\, and exits
  Day 1 — Foundations of Loving Rope Topics Loving rope: history & philos
 ophy / the “tying together” principle Breath & presence: pacing\, co-r
 egulation\, attunement Ki & attention: how focus changes sensation Nawajir
 i: rope-end handling as expression and listening Rope and touch: pressure 
 scale\, glide vs stillness\, “micro-asks” Deep listening: reading micr
 o-responses and consent cues in real time Escalation & return (within Aibu
 ): how to deepen and come back cleanly “Rock in the ocean”: Bakushi po
 sitioning\, stability\, and creation of safety through space-use Body mani
 pulation & repositioning: moving the body through the rope and hands witho
 ut forcing Gote Shibari (Yukimura-inspired approach): breath-respectful st
 ructure that supports sensation Exercises / drills Anchors and contact poi
 nts: ankle / wrist / neck) “Madame Butterfly”: guided journey into sur
 render through the Gote tying process\, provoking subspace Breaking the Se
 iza: position opening and repositioning Ippon Nawa studies: one rope\, man
 y tones (rhythm\, proximity\, restraint\, release) Day 2 — Energy Beyond
  Form + Zuri (Partial Suspension) Topics Energy beyond form: what remains 
 when technique disappears Moving Ukete through the rope: guiding without f
 orcing Psychology of posture: protection\, vulnerability\, power\, surrend
 er Partial suspension (Zuri / Tsuri) foundations: principles\, pacing\, ex
 its Transitions & landings: returning to the floor without breaking Aibu t
 one Exercises / drills 5 height changes (legs) 5 height changes (arms) 5 b
 ody orientations (how tone changes with position) Yukimura-inspired Futomo
 mo / legbinder Single-foot tie (Yukimura-inspired) Double-foot tie (Yukimu
 ra-inspired) Level / prerequisites This is Level 2. You should arrive with
  solid basics\, including: Single column and double column ties Basic fric
 tions / tension control (enough to work cleanly without constant re-tying)
  Familiarity with a Y-hanger and a suspension upline (setup and purpose) T
 his weekend is not about collecting advanced patterns\, §it’s about qua
 lity of presence\, energy\, and connection\, from both sides of the rope. 
 Attendance: this workshop is designed for pairs (couples/duos). Please att
 end with a rope partner. Consent & safety note We practice clear communica
 tion\, stop signals\, and clean exits as part of t\nhttps://www.tickettail
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