$215 member
$240 non-member
September 24 - October 29 (6 sessions)
Throughout time, humans have created meaning and transformed by locating ourselves in relationship to place, to our bodies and other’s bodies in the past, present and future. In this six session course, we will honor our experience of change and welcome the wisdom of the natural world and our bodies through the elements (earth, water, fire, air and ethers) to offer us guidance on how to create sacred space for ourselves as we welcome, witness and honor these changes in our own and each other’s lives.
As we go through change, grief is a natural part of our journey and how we relate to the emotions and challenges of grief can inform how we are able to be resilient and resourced through the transitions that inevitably occur. In this course, you will learn the map of the Grief Wheel, which is informed by a number of different cultures that can offer perspective, support and guidance amidst the uncertainty of life and death. There will also be guided trauma informed practices to help us cultivate this resilience and a connection to our wholeness amidst difficulty.
Each week we will also engage in a different art form, some more externalized, some more internal as we explore different elements, directions and practices to support our resourcing and co-creation with our environment, our life experience and each other.
This is a six part series and signing up for all six sessions is required.
Session 1: Grounding and Honoring Our Experience of Change – Getting to know each other, Resourcing Tools, & Agreements as well as an overview of the Grief Wheel and the course
Session 2: East - Air balanced by Earth – Altar Creation & Weaving
Session 3: South - Fire balanced by Water – Attuned Mindful Movement
Session 4: West – Water balanced by Fire – Embodied Evolution through an Awareness of Deep Time
Session 5: North – Earth balanced by Air – Resonant Vocal Expression
Session 6: Center – Ethers – Honoring our Connections and Callings – Co-Creative Collaboration
SUPPLIES & MATERIALS
Supplies provided
No
Art Area
Visual Arts
Instructor(s)
Hilary Lake
Healing Arts Minister and Educator
CTAC Petoskey
Hilary Lake, MDiv, RSMT/E (she/they) is a healing arts community minister and registered somatic movement therapist and educator. She helps people align with their bodies and values in nourishing and enlivening ways. She worked at the Fetzer Institute, graduated from Harvard Divinity School with an MDiv in Buddhist Ministry and has spent time in Thailand, India and Nepal studying sustainable development, earth based traditions and Buddhism. Her focus now is on birthing Earth honoring, soul-centric culture as a caring steward to land and village in service to all of life.
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