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The impulse to create
is natural to all living beings. Within the
stone is a jewel. Within the seed there is
a flower. Within the spirit of the human the
ability to create sacred art lies dormant
awaiting a courtship by the Muse.
In this weekend workshop participants will
find their sources of inspiration through
dream work, visualization, breath work and
movement.
We will enter into an intimate relationship
with the Muse and express ourselves through
writing, painting, story telling and ritual.
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Participants
will learn how to:
- Create an altar to the Muse
- Identify and name their Muse
- Use a variety of tools and supplies
- Share their creative expression in small
groups
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bring your imagination, comfortable
clothing, small instruments and your
favorite tools. |
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This workshop is suitable for people of
varying ages and occupations, beginners
as well as seasoned artists. |
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Registration
Information :
Tuition, lodging and meals:
$425 for double occupancy per person
$495 for single occupancy
$750 for two people in the same household
$325 for commuter (includes all meals)
- Check
in between 3-6 p.m.
- Event
starts with dinner on Friday and ends after
lunch on Sunday
REGISTER
ONLINE NOW!
For more information, email Kay Thompson
at kthompson@noetic.org.
>>Please put
“Muse” in the subject line.
To register by phone, please call Kay at (707)
779-8275.
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Facilitators'
Biographies:
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Luisah
Teish is a writer, teacher, performer
and ritual priestess. She is an initiated elder
(Iyanifa) in the Ifa/Orisha tradition of the West
African Diaspora, and she holds a chieftaincy
title (Yeye’woro) from the Fatunmise Compound
in Ile Ife, Nigeria. Presently she is the Chair
of the World Orisha Congress Committee on Women’s
Issues. Teish is the director of the Full Faze
Passage Council, a multi-racial, multi-cultural
network of artists, consultants, and spiritual
advisors experienced in events design and production.
She is the Olori (director) of Ile Orunmila Oshun
(The House of Destiny and Love) and the School
of Ancient Mysteries/Sacred Arts Center in Oakland,
Ca. She has taught at the University of Creation
Spirituality- Naropa Oakland, John F. Kennedy
University, The Institute for Transpersonal Psychology
and the California Institute of Integral Studies.
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Uzuri
Amini is an initiated priestess of Oshun.
She is also an intuitive spiritual life coach,
ceremonialist, creative artist, and word warrior
published in the anthologies The Goddess Celebrates,
Earthwalking Skydancers and A Waist is a Terrible
Thing to Mind. She is also a faculty member of
the School of Ancient Mysteries/Sacred Arts Center
in Oakland, California.
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