Relating to life through body, place, and connection.
A practice for exploring experience through movement, attention, and relationship
No experience needed. Just curiosity and a real question.
You Might Notice This
Small moments often reveal more than big explanations.
We arrive with different stories.
A family habit.
A language half-remembered.
A place we miss, or are still learning to call home.
A question we inherited before we had words for it.
Sometimes what we carry brings us closer.
Sometimes it makes us careful.
Sometimes it asks to move, be spoken, laughed with, or held differently.
Moving Rasa is a place to explore these moments—
with ourselves, each other, our histories, our communities, and the places that shape us.
Not to force an answer.
To make room for what wants to be known, shared, and practiced.
One way to begin this practice is through the Discovery Cards.
What Is Moving Rasa?
Moving Rasa is a movement-based practice for exploring how we relate to our questions, relationships, histories, places, pressures, and possibilities.
Rooted in Indonesian philosophy and lived movement practice, it offers simple ways to reflect, converse, move, play, and make meaning alone or together.
Choose how you want to begin
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Choose how you want to begin *
Whether you’re curious to explore on your own, experience the cards in community, or support the early growth of the project, there are different ways to begin.
Bring the Practice Home
For exploring the Discovery Cards at your own pace, in your own space, with your own questions.
- Physical Discovery Cards deck
- Guidebook and reflection prompts
- Early supporter access
- Launch updates and behind-the-scenes process
Join a Discovery Circle
For experiencing the cards in community through guided reflection, witnessing, conversation, and movement-optional practice.
- Everything in Bundle 1
- Seat in a live Moving Rasa Discovery Circle
- Guided card exploration and movement practice
- Recording or digital reflection resources afterward
Receive Personal Guidance
For going deeper with a question, transition, pattern, or possibility through personalized Discovery Cards support.
- Everything in Bundle 2
- One-on-one Discovery Cards reading
- Virtual or in-person option
- Personalized movement prompts and integration resources
Explore Moving Rasa
Moving Rasa is practiced through gatherings, trainings, and ongoing spaces for reflection, movement, and connection. Some spaces are ongoing. Others return throughout the year.
Gather with Us
Moving Rasa comes alive in shared practice—through retreats, circles, potlucks, workshops, and community experiments.
Come with a question, a curiosity, a story, or just a willingness to be in the room.
What This Practice Can Support
People often come to Moving Rasa with a question, a stuck pattern, or a desire for deeper change.
Through practice, they may discover how to:
notice what is happening in their body before it becomes overwhelming
shift familiar ways of relating and experiment with new choices
build more honesty, consent, and care in relationship
reconnect with parts of themselves shaped by culture, memory, and imagination
move through the world with greater awareness, trust, and agency
“I appreciated the way that the embodied feeling matched the card feelings to get out of my head and into my body. I have never seen anything like this before, and I know a lot about Tarot.” -Recipient of MR Discovery Card Reading
About the Founder: Andrew Suseno
Moving Rasa was founded by Andrew Suseno, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, movement practitioner, and facilitator whose work draws from martial arts, improvisation, somatics, and Indonesian philosophy. As a survivor and Indonesian-Chinese American, Andrew brings a deeply lived commitment to practices of awareness, consent, belonging, and collective healing.
3,000+
Participants
50+
Workshops & Gatherings
25+
Community Partners
Support the practice
Moving Rasa’s nonprofit work helps sustain community healing spaces, survivor-centered gatherings, and accessible ways for people to engage the practice.
Paid services and partnerships help support the work, and contributions from individuals, partners, and funders make it possible for these spaces to keep growing and reaching new communities.
Your contribution helps keep community practice accessible.