Sacred Theatre is based on the idea that your life is a great play – rich dialogue, cast of thousands, many scenes and locations, terrific drama, soul-stirring action. You are invited to step onto the sacred stage of your life for more energy, more expressiveness, more playfulness, more creativity, and a clearer understanding of the beauty of your life.
“What friends thou hast, and their adoption tries, raffle them to thy soul with hoops of steel.” Those wise words by a somewhat foolish man in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet describe how I feel about this weekend with friends coming to make feasts and plays and art and sing songs of joy. I recommend embracing the […]
Speaking as I just was, regarding the mythic power of nature through our visiting bees, Trish Broersma offers several opportunities for you to have hands-on mythic experiences with the natural world through horses this summer. She offers shamanic vision quests facilitated by Trish and Norma Nakai Burton, shamanic and Jungian-oriented counselor. You can see a […]
Three times now this week, a swarm of bees have arrived on or near the deck behind my house. They come– so the bee wise say – to rest for an hour or so on their way to new dwellings. They land in an intense grouping, a strangely shaped ball, and I learn that inside […]
A project worthy of attention: Loretta Cook, a friend and teacher, is a member of the Oglala Lakota tribe. Every year she and others of her family, descendants of the legendary leaders American Horse and Afraid-of-Bear, hold a traditional Sun Dance during the days immediately preceding the summer solstice at the Wild Horse Sanctuary in […]
Sign up for the May Memorial Day Sacred Theatre and stay on for the book party, publication day, June 1. (Or come just to party!) We’ll have a day of engaging the Power of Celebration, enjoy a feast/picnic and attend a preview of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night in the Elizabethan Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. […]
We’ve shifted New Jersey to October 14 to 21, in order to make other scheduling easier. If you’re interested in that workshop, the contact person is Patti Kaufman, available at PattiK.mac@me.com.
You have responded generously to my plea, with questions and suggestions. Your copy can be ordered at your neighborhood store now. I can also do readings, signings and interviews, and there will shortly be information on the website all about that, with some stories, press releases and sample interviews. The story is that social networking […]