Pre-Order the Cards to Experience at Home
Receive early access to the first edition of the Discovery Cards, a movement and reflection-based deck designed to support deeper awareness, conversation, and connection. Use the cards individually or alongside journaling, movement, meditation, or group reflection practices.
The Discovery Workshop Experience
Experience the Discovery Cards in a live facilitated workshop designed to support reflection, conversation, movement, and collective exploration. Workshops are intended to help participants engage with the cards in a more embodied and relational way.
One on One Guided Discovery Session
Engage in a more intimate guided Discovery Cards experience facilitated by Andrew. These sessions are designed for individuals seeking deeper reflection, creative exploration, or support navigating a specific question, transition, or area of inquiry.
Tools for Practice
Resources like the Discovery Cards, Caregiver Toolkits that extend the work beyond a single session into everyday life.
Southeast Asian Men
A dedicated space for Southeast Asian diaspora men to explore embodiment, healing, masculinity, and community through reflection, movement, and shared practice.
Book a one on one reading
Explore a personal question with Andrew or other experienced facilitator through cards, movement, and conversation.
Affinity Spaces
Gatherings created for specific communities to explore what they carry, practice together, and make meaning in shared space.
Join a Reading Circle
Practice with others over time in a guided space for drawing, moving, witnessing, and reflection.
Integrative Coaching
One-on-one or relational support for exploring how you meet connection, pressure, intimacy, change, and choice—through conversation, reflection, and embodied practice.
Personalized coaching rooted in somatic wisdom and relational practice — for individuals and couples seeking intimacy, agency, clarity, and meaningful connection.
Rasa Coaching supports you in noticing, making sense of, and moving with your lived experience — body, emotion, and connection. Sessions combine somatic inquiry, relational attunement, movement improvisation, and intentional practice to help you find agency, clarity, and stronger relationships.
What you’ll gain:
-Clarity and agency in how you move through your world
-Greater presence and awareness of your physical and emotional patterns
-Tools for relational communication and boundary awareness
-Support in navigating transitions, identity, and life direction
-Embodied practices that integrate body, mind, and sense of self
This work is for you if you…
Want a deeper sense of agency and presence
Value embodied, relational exploration
Are ready to explore patterns with curiosity and support
This work is not for you if…
You’re looking for clinical therapy or diagnosis
You want quick fixes without self-reflection
You aren’t willing to engage in felt experience
Testimony from client who received coaching through Movement Tarot tool of Moving Rasa
Testimony:
“This work has surprised me in so many ways, especially how movement, awareness, and inquiry could tap into parts of myself I didn’t know were there. I was pretty cut off from my body
for a long time. At first, working with my body and sensations felt uncomfortable, pushing me into areas I had shut down. But as I started to explore, I noticed a shift—a lightness, a
willingness to engage. There was one moment where everything opened up, and I realized I didn’t have to stay in this
closed-off, mechanistic way of being. It wasn’t just about intimacy or sexuality anymore—it was
about being able to feel alive in my body again. It was amazing.” - Anonymous male survivor
FAQ — Rasa Coaching
How is Rasa Coaching different from therapy?
Rasa Coaching is non-clinical and does not diagnose or provide mental health treatment. It can complement therapy, but it’s a different container.
Do I need movement experience to do this?
No. Sessions are designed for beginners and can be adapted to your comfort level.
Do I need to be physically able to move?
No. Practices can be done seated, lying down, with very small movements, or through attention and imagination. We adapt to your body and access needs.
Is this work trauma-informed?
Yes. We center consent, pacing, boundaries, and choice. You are never required to disclose personal details or push past your capacity.
What if I don’t want to talk about my past?
That’s completely okay. We can work with what is present and relevant now—sensations, patterns, relationships, and choices—without revisiting history.
How long are sessions, and how often do we meet?
Most people meet weekly or bi-weekly. Sessions and pricing are based on 90 minutes, but this is negotiable.
Do you offer couples or relationship coaching?
Yes. Couples sessions focus on communication, boundaries, consent, and embodied ways of relating—at a pace that supports trust and clarity.
Is this online or in-person?
You can offer sessions online, in-person, or hybrid depending on your availability (add the specifics you want here). In-person @ Prime Produce (424 W54th St bet 9th and 10th ave) or virtually via Zoom.
What does getting started look like?
Most people begin with a brief discovery call or a first session to explore fit, intentions, and pacing.
What are the costs?
$160/$200/$250
Access/ Standard/ Sponsor (anything above standard rate gets banked to provide access for others)
What if I’m unsure if this is a fit?
A short conversation can help you decide. You don’t need certainty—just enough curiosity to explore.
Partnering
Workshops, retreats, and collaborative programs with organizations, schools, and communities exploring healing, leadership, cultural belonging, and relationship.
Community Spaces
Ongoing gatherings and events where people practice awareness, connection, and relationship in real time.
Virtual Spaces
Online spaces for reflection, connection, and embodied inquiry. Some are gentle entry points. Some invite deeper presence. All are shaped by consent, choice, and the freedom to engage at your own pace.
Book a Discovery Reading
A Discovery Card reading is a guided session where we explore a real question in your life through imagery, movement, reflection, and conversation.
Description:
MR Discovery Cards are a Southeast Asian diaspora-rooted oracle with a unique twist. We weave imagination and movement into how cards are read. You will be guided to draw a card while considering a question you have been wrestling with in life. The card will also inspire us to move, and possibly to explore the space, leading us into a shared experience of being in the card and your question. When we return to the card, it will read differently because you are different.
As part of our Community Outreach:
Moving Rasa offers 30-minute readings throughout the week!
Come in person to:
Prime Produce in Hell’s Kitchen, New York
424 W 54th St, New York, NY
Or schedule something virtually.
Stay connected with us through social media @movingrasa or sign up for our newsletter to get word about upcoming Tabling like the next Indonesian Food Bazaar.
Testimony:
Email Testimony:
Audio Testimony of MR Discovery Card Readings from Street Labs
“Hi Andrew
I’ve been savoring the weekend following our meeting. Peace and blessings on this week ahead.
I’m so impressed with the design and execution of the Moving Rasa process. I experienced it as an innovative multidisciplinary form (movement, psychology, human connection, and play) where the interactive facilitator and participant relationship supports discovery, processing, explores the stories we tell ourselves, and presents opportunities to enrich those stories and/or generate new stories. While I was given the choice to move, I experienced the practice as an embodied journey while remaining seated. Andrew’s facilitation is thoughtful and gentle as it led me on a creative path of curiosity, insight, and centering. Afterward,s I felt relaxed and balanced.
I’m definitely looking for the best place to fit a workshop for Harlem Wellness Center.
To be continued
Vivian
Join a group exploration
Experience the cards in community through workshops, guided gatherings, and shared reflection practices.
Discovery Card Circles
Start with a short guided practice that introduces the spirit of the deck through reflection, attention, and embodied awareness.
The circle is a small, facilitated practice container for people who have trained in Moving Rasa Discovery Card Readings and Avatar Flow and want a consistent community to deepen their skills.
These circles offer a space to practice reading, reflect on facilitation questions, and continue developing confidence, clarity, and relational presence as a reader.
Rather than performance or assessment, the emphasis is on learning together through practice, curiosity, and shared inquiry.
What This Circle Is
A MR DIscovery Card Circle is:
A small cohort of 3–4 participants
Held across multiple sessions (typically 3–4)
Hosted by a senior practitioner within the Moving Rasa ecosystem
Designed for ongoing practice and skill development
This is not an introductory experience. It is a space for people who already have familiarity with MR Discovery Cards and are seeking continuity and peer-based learning.
How the Circle Is Held
Each gathering is shaped by the group, but commonly includes:
Practice rounds of Disvovery Card readings
Working with Avatar Flow as part of the reading process
Time for reflection, questions, and facilitator support
Space to explore challenges, edges, and emerging strengths
The circle emphasizes presence over perfection. Readings may be exploratory, incomplete, or in-progress, and curiosity is valued over polish.
Why a Practice-Based Circle
Developing skill as a reader happens over time—and often in relationship.
This Circle supports:
Building confidence through repetition
Learning from multiple perspectives
Receiving feedback in a consent-centered way
Staying connected to the lineage and ethics of the practice
Continuing development beyond formal training
The small-group format allows for depth, care, and attunement.
Who This Is For
This circle is for:
People who have completed the Discovery Card Reader training
Practitioners familiar with Avatar Flow
Readers seeking a consistent practice community
Those interested in refining facilitation and relational skills
If you’re unsure whether this cycle is a fit, you’re welcome to reach out before registering.
Role of the Host
Each cycle is hosted by a practitioner(s), who:
Helps guide the structure of sessions
Supports reflection and group learning
Holds the container with care and accountability
Brings experience without positioning themselves as an expert
This role supports peer-based learning while maintaining alignment with Moving Rasa values.
Relationship to Training
This circle is a space for continued practice, not certification or assessment.
It complements formal training by offering:
Ongoing skill integration
Space to bring real facilitation questions
Continued relationship with the practice and community
Interested in Joining a Circle?
If you’ve trained in MR Discovery Card Reading and Avatar Flow and are interested in joining a Circle
→ Get in touch to learn about upcoming circles
Deepen through Integration
For people wanting ongoing support, integration sessions help deepen insight into sustained practice, relational change, and everyday life.
Origins of MR Discovery Cards
Origins of how Moving Rasa Discovery Cards came to be.
For years, Moving Rasa’s deepest work lived in two-to-five day retreats. We watched people soften, clarify, and reconnect to themselves and one another. Then we met the same truth again and again: transformation doesn’t matter if people can’t access it.
Over a two-year development period, we affirmed the impact of our approach—especially with Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander men who might be survivors of sexual assault, and with community organizations supporting survivors. The biggest hurdle wasn’t the work itself. It was building a doorway that everyday people could actually step through—and a way for the practice to live beyond one special weekend. If learning requires multiple exposures, and the only doorway is a retreat, then the method stays held by facilitators instead of being shared among the people.
So in 2025, we shifted our flagship from retreats to a tool that travels. Moving Rasa Discovery Cards are that tool: a portable, embodied practice you can experience in one sitting—and return to over time—opening a path toward depth, belonging, and collective change.
Rasa Labs
Focused in-person explorations of rasa through a wide array of mediums from poetry and cooking to architecture and martial arts.
Some Labs are one-time experiences. Others may return over time. What connects them is a shared focus and a spirit of exploration.
Returning later this year
What are the Rasa Labs?
Rasa Labs are an opportunity to build community and get a taste (Rasa means taste in Indonesian) of many different disciplines through the guidance of seasoned professional in their fields.
You can come to one, some, or all (discounts available for packages)! No experience is needed!
Rasa Labs runs from from Jan 25th to March 8th, on Sunday afternoons. Click here to see the first offering! Email info@movingrasa.com to learn more about the other offerings.
Survivor-Centered Spaces
Survivor Informed Gathering Cycles are often held in partnership with community organizations. They will be listed in our calendar as they are booked.
This Survivor-Informed Gathering Cycle is a gentle, facilitated space for survivors and survivor-adjacent communities to come together around story, movement, and shared presence.
Rather than focusing on retelling or processing specific experiences of harm, the cycle offers an invitation: to move at your own pace, to notice what feels supportive, and to explore imagination and meaning in relationship with others. There is no expectation to share personal history.
Each gathering is designed to support choice, dignity, and agency. You may engage through listening, movement, stillness, drawing, speaking, or simply being present. All forms of participation are welcome, and opting out is always respected.
This cycle is one example of how Moving Rasa’s tools—such as the Once Upon a Rasa card game—can be thoughtfully adapted for survivor-informed contexts.
What This Cycle Is
A Survivor‑Informed Gathering Cycle is:
A small, facilitated cohort
Held across multiple sessions (typically four)
Designed with trauma‑aware and consent‑centered principles
Focused on collective rather than individual storytelling
Participants are never required to share personal histories. Engagement may include observation, movement, drawing, listening, or spoken reflection.
Why a Gathering Cycle
Survivors often carry experiences that were shaped in isolation, silence, or loss of choice. A gathering cycle offers something different:
Continuity, so trust can build over time
A shared container that does not center crisis or pathology
Opportunities to experience agency in relationship
Collective meaning‑making without pressure to resolve
The multi‑session arc allows participants to return, orient, and deepen at their own pace.
Core Elements
Each cycle is shaped by the group, but commonly includes:
Cooperative storytelling using the Once Upon a Rasa card game
Gentle movement and embodied inquiry
Invitations for imagination, symbolism, and metaphor
Practices that honor boundaries, consent, and rest
Sessions may be seated, lightly moving, or adaptable for access needs.
Who This Is For
This Survivor‑Informed Gathering Cycle may be appropriate for:
Survivors of interpersonal or systemic harm
Survivor‑adjacent communities and allies
Organizations seeking collective, non‑clinical healing spaces
No prior movement, storytelling, or somatic experience is required.
Care, Safety, and Consent
Safety in this cycle is understood as relational rather than prescriptive.
Facilitation prioritizes:
Opt‑in participation
Clear boundaries and expectations
Multiple ways to engage or step back
Respect for autonomy and self‑knowledge
Participants are encouraged to attend to their own needs and capacities throughout the cycle.
Example Structure (4‑Session Arc)
While each cycle is adapted to the group, a typical four‑session arc may include:
Arrival & Orientation — establishing shared agreements and gentle entry
Story & Agency — exploring choice through cooperative storytelling
Relational Play — noticing how stories shift through interaction
Integration & Closing — reflecting on what carries forward
This structure is flexible and may change based on context.
Partnership & Adaptation
This Survivor‑Informed Gathering Cycle can be offered:
In partnership with survivor‑serving organizations
As a closed cohort for specific communities
As part of broader healing, arts, or community‑care initiatives
Cycles are adapted collaboratively to align with cultural context, access needs, and organizational capacity. Many survivor-informed cycles are created in partnership with organizations rooted in survivor advocacy. At times, cycles may also arise through community interest or specific requests.
Survivor‑Specific FAQ
Do I have to share my personal story or experiences?
No. There is no expectation to share personal history. You are always invited to participate in ways that feel supportive, including listening, observing, or stepping back.
Is this therapy or a support group?
No. This is a facilitated, community‑based gathering—not clinical treatment or group therapy. It focuses on shared presence, imagination, and collective care rather than diagnosis or intervention.
What if I feel overwhelmed during a session?
You are encouraged to follow your own pacing. Taking breaks, changing how you participate, or stepping out briefly are all respected. Facilitators help maintain a culture where choice is honored.
Do I need movement or storytelling experience?
No experience is required. All practices are adaptable, and stillness or observation are always valid forms of participation.
Is this space confidential?
The group is guided by shared agreements around respect and care. While confidentiality is encouraged, participants are not asked to disclose anything personal, and responsibility for personal boundaries is emphasized.
About the Tools
This cycle often uses Once Upon a Rasa, a cooperative storytelling card game developed by Moving Rasa. The game serves as an external structure that supports agency, imagination, and shared meaning‑making.
Learn more about the tool here: [Once Upon a Rasa]
Interested in Hosting a Cycle?
Let’s chat to explore whether this Survivor‑Informed Gathering Cycle is a fit for your community or organization.