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- PerformanceDance for joy. Dance for healing. Dance to connect with wisdom. Emily leads dance workshops and also incorporates dance into rituals and events. The Wisdom Dances Circle is a source of more in-depth study. Read more about each offering in this section and make sure to check out the calendar page. Contact Emily to invite her to lead a workshop with your group. Wisdom Dances Circle Make dance a vital part of your life: a joyful form of exercise, sacred practice, community experience, and vehicle for transformation on many levels. Dance is our muse, our joy, our healer. By paying attention to the integrity of the dances we will cultivate wisdom to guide us. Learn dances deeply, so that you can inhabit the dance fully. Study the music, culture, and wisdom that is connected with the dances Explore incorporating improvisation into the structure of the dances Share in an exploration of dancing into joyful, resilient diverse communities. Dance with a trust that these dances have more direct healing power than you can imagine. Participants are asked to make a 10 week commitment to the circle. The end of each 10 week circle concludes with a public dancing celebration. Cost: Contribute…
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Blog: Awakening our Creative Power

What is Yours To Do?

What is your work in the world? I notice many people asking this question in different ways. Some are literally looking for a job. Some are feeling the need to re-focus their work within a current job in a way that it is responsive to the changing environment. Others are Read more…

By emily, 5 yearsMarch 31, 2017 ago

Blog: Awakening our Creative Power

Hibernation

In the past week the topic of hibernation has come up with many of my students and clients. Some are trying to figure out how to work with their need for increased sleep. Some are finding that it’s just too much – too cold, too tiring – to get out. Read more…

By emily, 5 years ago