Surprise! Free Workshop | Creative Play Date
Your chance to freely preview my group program and where we envision actionable steps to get aligned with your creative genius.
A virtual play date where we envision actionable steps to get aligned with your creative genius and craft your rest practice toolbox custom to you in a community setting.
This is your FREE exclusive experience to preview my upcoming group program, Unearthing Creative Wisdom, and we’ll end with a Q&A session!
If you have never experienced any of my transformational spaces or have even the slightest intrigue about the group program, this is the place to dive in!
What to Expect
Intention Setting, Clarifying Vision
Preview of UCW Week 1Rest Practice, Embodied Pleasure
Preview of UCW Week 2Learn about my upcoming group program, UCW
(Unearthing Creative Wisdom)Q&A
Your space to ask any questions about the group program!
Are you tingling with intrigue??? Are you ready to honor your creative desires??? Yearning for community in a supportive, decolonial, trauma-informed space?
Can’t attend live?
Workshop will be recorded & available to rewatch free for 7 days.
Sharing this event to others also supports me as an independent WOC creative!
FREE Workshop: Creative Play Date
Tuesday August 15, @6-8pm PT
Culturally relevant resources, recommendations, and inspiration intuitively curated for you.
🥑 Nuggets of Nourishment: Lamurji/Tamarind Ginger Drink
As a Filipina, I’ve come to love tamarind, especially the raw fruit (just like candy)! @eatwithafia shares a refreshing, healthy recipe, “making tamarind juice or Lamurji. It’s a spicy, tarte, sweet and perfect for the summer”.
🌻 Community Spotlight: Poem “A white man I met at a wedding compliments me for my English”
I came across a wonderful poem by @not_alfonso on the beauty of your mother tongue. Read the short, powerful piece and let me know how it sits with your spirit.
🎨 Creative Resource: Let’s talk about carceral (prison state) culture in yoga
Susanna Barkataki, an Indian yoga teacher, shares important insight on how “yoga is a practice of liberation” and how “yoga can help create freedom…From ending carceral systems to personal liberation”. As I’ve been practicing yoga for a few years now, I’ve found it necessary to learn from BIPOC yogis, especially Indian yogis such as Barkataki, to understand the depth of this practice.