Guided Discovery Sessions

Explore a question—or simply something you're living with.

A Guided Discovery Session is a one-on-one experience using the Moving Rasa Discovery Cards to help you discover new relationships with yourself, others, and the world around you.

Rather than offering interpretations or advice, we'll explore what the cards awaken through movement, reflection, imagination, and conversation.

30-minute sessions. No experience needed.

Three Ways to Begin

Every session begins in one of three ways.

Companion

Choose a card to spend time with and notice what begins to unfold.

Question

Bring a question, transition, relationship, or something you're living with and discover new ways of relating to it.

Practice

Use a card to inspire movement, reflection, and connection with your body and the spaces around you.

No movement experience is needed.

Movement is always an invitation, never a requirement.

What People Bring

You don't need the perfect question.

People often arrive with...

• a life transition

• a relationship

• grief or loss

• burnout or overwhelm

• curiosity

• a creative block

• a desire to reconnect with themselves

Sometimes the question is already clear.

Sometimes it emerges through the experience.

What Makes These Cards Different

Most card readings focus on interpreting the cards.

A Guided Discovery Session focuses on your relationship with them.

Together, we'll notice what the images awaken in your body, your imagination, your environment, and your everyday life.

Rather than receiving someone else's meaning, you'll discover your own.

Who is this For?

  • This experience is for anyone who wants to:

    • explore a meaningful question

    • reconnect with their intuition

    • experience the Discovery Cards with guidance

    • deepen an existing Discovery Card practice

    • discover new ways of relating to everyday life

CONTINUE THE JOURNEY

Many people begin with a Guided Discovery Session before exploring the Discovery Cards on their own, joining a community gathering, or learning to facilitate discoveries with others.

About Andrew

Andrew Suseno facilitates with slowness, spaciousness, witnessing, improvisation, creativity, and relational exploration.

His work invites people to explore questions with greater curiosity, embodied awareness, permission, and care rather than pressure toward immediate answers or performance.