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Storytelling as a Spiritual Practice
with Allison Quaid and Regi
Carpenter
"Spirituality is the process where the human being expands his or her identity to reach the totality of the universe." The Earth Stories Connection, G. Cutanda
Are you someone who wants to be more connected to your own creative
expression, feelings and beliefs? Sacred and secular stories, poems, and
other writings have helped people understand their identity and place in
this world throughout time.
Story can act as teacher, mentor and compassionate guide as we seek the Spirit within, above, below and around us.
Join writer Allison Quaid and spoken word
artist and author Regi Carpenter as they guide and support you in their
online Zoom class Storytelling as a Spiritual Practice. In four
90-minute classes we will listen to self and
others, write, share and reflect in order to deepen your writing and
speaking skills, broaden your understanding of story as personal guide
and revel in the spoken word. We will draw inspiration from Rumi poems, Grimm's Fairy tales, folk tales, Celtic Spirituality, and personal stories.
No previous experience is necessary. All
classes will be recorded and made available to you if you are unable to
attend live but we strongly encourage your live presence.
When: Saturday's March 6,13, 20 & 27 @ 11-12:30 EST
Where to register: https://www.eventcombo.com/e/storytelling-as-a-spiritual-practice-41860
Cost: On or before February 14th $125.00, any time afterwards $149.00
Refunds available if you have to cancel for any reason.
Your guides:
Allison Quaid-https://www.healingfairytales.com
Allison writes healing fairy tales and leads writing retreats in Europe and the US. She is CEO of , a storytelling agency.
Regi Carpenter-
Regi Carpenter https://www.regicarpenter.com is an
internationally known storyteller, author, coach, teacher and producer.
Growing up as a fifth generation "River Rat" in a small town on the St.
Lawrence River Regi shares glorious and gut-wrenching stories of growing
up the youngest of five on a big river with an undercurrent. Her book
"Where There's Smoke, There's Dinner" has won the Storytelling World
Award for Outstanding Writing of Personal Stories. She is also a winner
of the Parents' Choice Gold Award. She has toured and taught nationally
and internationally at a variety of institutions connecting to people
through stories. Her memoir, "Where There's Smoke, There's Dinner:
stories of a seared childhood" is "an unexpected gift that leaves us
longing for more." Booklist Review
Regi is also the founder of Stories with Spirit, a creative initiative
dedicated to bringing songs of joy and stories of hope to grieving
children and the people who love and care for them in homes, hospices,
and hospitals.
