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WHAT IS

The Art of Rest?

Your heart will beat around three billion times in your life. It never takes a holiday. And yet it lasts — because it rests between every two beats. Not after the work is done. Inside the work itself.

That is the art this summer school is about.

Most of us have learned to think of rest as what comes after — after the deadline, after the season, after everything is handled. We postpone it the way we postpone so much, and it recedes ahead of us like the horizon. But rest was never meant to be a destination. It is a rhythm. The pause is part of the beat.


This is a school for people whose summer is still full — of work, of family, of care for others — and who want to learn to rest in flight.


WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE

Four Evenings?

Four Tuesday evenings in July and August. One hour each. We meet online at 6.30pm London time.

Each evening has a theme and a practice. We begin with a short check-in, open a conversation, and then rest together — a brief, guided practice you can carry into your week. Nothing to prepare, nothing to achieve. Come to one evening or all four. Come as tired as you are. 


❋JULY 14 - REST IN FLIGHT

Rest as part of living, not a break from it. We begin where the heart begins: in the pause between two beats

The body knows how to rest and is rarely given permission. Let’s give it permission.

❋ JULY 21 - THE RESTING BODY

The mind rests by wandering, not by being emptied. Daydreaming, it turns out, is a legitimate art.

❋ JULY 28 - THE RESTING MIND

Our events prioritize comfort, safety, and respect—so you can show up as you are and fully engage in the process.

❋ AUGUST 4 - RESTING TOGETHER

About Irina

I am Dr. Irina Aron — psychotherapist, intercultural relationship consultant, a certified HeartMath Institute trainer, and founder of the Relationship Design School. 

I have spent my working life with people who carry a great deal: across cultures, across languages, across the demands of lives lived in more than one world. This school comes from what I have learned, personally and professionally, about how such people last.


Rest is not the reward for a life well lived. It is part of a life lived well.

You are invited to join The Art of Rest

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