Wyrd (:wɪəd) derives from many root words that all mean something along „growing into, becoming, turning“. Northern mythology describes the wyrd as a web of fate, interconnection and creation in a transpersonal pattern.
Woven by three sisters (the „norns“: personifying past, present and future) who sit underneath the world tree Yggdrasil, they create fate and reality in the world by braiding their time strings into one.

Inspired by this creation story and the double meaning of the word wyrd as something weird or otherworldly, wyrd movements is my approach to consciously living in connection. Ever becoming and constantly being in motion with and through the patterns of life. 
It holds the power to understand, unwind and co-weave our own fate by spinning time into our texture and skin. Being able to see and feel the tissues and webs of the body as story and (already) woven net of life, is both practical and magical.

Along with this comes the potency of weaving words. Because words create worlds, that move hearts which move limbs.