My name is Johannes – a practitioner, guide, and bodyworker grounded in direct experience, honest connection, and a deep trust in the body. My work invites you back to your body – to listen, to feel, and to remember. Through presence, something quiet returns: breath, clarity, and the truth that has always lived beneath the surface.
💛 Es geht nicht darum, wie oft ihr euch berührt, sondern wie tief ihr fühlt.
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Johannes Ebert
My name is Johannes – a practitioner, guide, and bodyworker grounded in direct experience, honest connection, and a deep trust in the body. My work invites you back to your body – to listen, to feel, and to remember. Through presence, something quiet returns: breath, clarity, and the truth that has always lived beneath the surface.
#ISSUE 25 Reader I just came back from ten days in the Netherlands a few days ago. I was there as an assistant at a practitioner training - people learning this work, learning to be with bodies, learning to hold what comes up in another person without flinching or fixing. I wasn't teaching. I was watching, guiding supporting and holding space. And something in me is still settling from what I saw. There's a particular quality that enters a room when people stop managing themselves. Something...
#ISSUE 24 Reader, Es gibt da eine Frage, die mich schon länger beschäftigt. Wenn jemand mit dir redet - bist du dann wirklich da? Oder bist du eigentlich schon woanders,formst innerlich den nächsten Satz,während du darauf wartest, dass du an der Reihe bist, zu reden? Wenn der Kopf schon einen Schritt weiter ist Es gab eine Zeit, da dachte ich, ich sei ein guter Zuhörer.Ich war präsent und aufmerksam, nickte an den richtigen Stellen. Was mir nicht klar war: Ich habe nicht einfach zugehört. Ich...
#ISSUE 24 Reader, {Reader,} There’s a question I’ve been sitting with for a while now. When someone is speaking to you - are you really with them? Or are you already somewhere else, quietly forming the next sentence, waiting for your turn? When the mind moved ahead There was a time I thought I was a good listener.I was present, attentive, nodding at the right moments. What I didn’t see yet:I was listening for something - for a gap, for a cue, for the moment I could respond. The other person...