Except for the point, the still point, 

there would be no dance, 

and there is only the dance. 

- T.S.Eliot

 

In winter much of the natural world goes quiet, foliage is gone from trees, and with it comes cold that penetrates the bones. Psyche also has its seasons with its inner movements and, despite outer stillness, life endures below the surface. 

We can be sure that spring will come. 

Between seasons, we may find ourselves holding the tension of these opposites, both within and without. Then, from a still point in the depths of our being, there is a 

budding as deep as bone. As winter begins to recede we notice new energy, new interests, and new connections that lead us into deeper engagement with ourselves 

and the world around us. 

Join us as we explore this budding at the bone through poetry, story, dreams and expressive art forms. Together we will move, voice and find image for what is yearning 

to come into form.

 

Dates, Time and Location

We will be gathering for this 2-day workshop at the First Congregational Church Community Center, 1417 Hinman Ave., Evanston Illinois. The Community Center is located in the heart of downtown Evanston, close to Lake Michigan and across from a lovely park. The workshop will run from 9am to 4:30 pm both days, with a 1 .5 hour lunch break each day. There are several hotels as well as many restaurants within walking distance of the workshop. 

 

Registration and Cost

Our program is open to women who have done a previous program with the instructors as well as to women new to our programs. If you wish to attend and have not done a program with Keren or Sheila, please contact one of us for a Zoom or phone consultation before registering. This program is limited to 15 participants.

 

To register for the two day workshop, email Keren kvishny@gmail.com and Sheila sheilangston@gmail.com