10 Days of Awe-someness Journey
10 Days of Awe-someness Journey
10 sessions beginning on: Saturday, September 24th, 8-9 pm EST and held every evening until October 4th! (no online class the night of Sept 25.)
Through a series of 1-hour online themed classes, alternating between Kundalini yoga with Esther, and Kabbalistic teaching, group coaching, somatic exploration with Alice. You will re-examine your relationships to pain, your negative mind, your inner-child, and your absolute elation- within supportive community.
What you will get:
10 x 1 hour LIVE classes that guide you through each one of the 10 Days of Awe.
Ability to participate in a private contemplative group process where you are encouraged to ponder the big questions your life within a supportive and dynamic environment. We are here to be honest and loving with one another.
Daily prompts to spark your creative juices and get you clear on your divine purpose.
A chance to engage in the beautiful holiday very consciously and with community.
A chance to become clear on your mission and purpose for the upcoming year and set clear intentions that are witnessed by others.
Explore an 'alternative' way of approaching the Jewish holidays and teachings. No need to be Jewish to participate.
Instructors:
Alice Frank Patry
Alice is a Coach specializing in relationship and awakening. After a very spontaneous spiritual opening on the day of Yom Kippur when she was 20 years old, she became obsessed with how to impart the experience to others.
A Poet and Performance Artist named one of the Top 100 Creatives Creating Change by ORIGIN Magazine. Her poetry is lauded by the Ones of us called Eckhart Tolle, Daniel Ladinsky, and others. She has been a wisdom teacher and student of Kabbalah for 25 years and is ordained a very alternative Rabbi.
She defined the concept of Uniamory and navigates how to optimally spread love around the world. To find out more about Alice, please visit uniamory.com
Esther Kalaba M.A.
Esther Kalaba, M.A., is an art therapist and registered psychotherapist with 20 years of clinical work in diverse settings combing a both eastern and western healing traditions. Her practice is a blend of somatic (body) psychotherapy, traditional talk therapy, breathwork/meditation, and of course, ART. She has worked in many diverse community settings, such as domestic violence shelters, working with trauma survivors, adults with mental health issues, and developmental delays, sexual abuse survivors, and bereavement. Her textile project, Collecting Loss Weaving Threads of Memory, gained high acclaim and presented a poignant way to approach the death of a loved one through community and through the art.
She currently runs online groups to teach breathwork and emotional literacy. Her belief is that creativity is an essential life skill that extends far outside the studio space. She has studied with numerous teachers from many different traditions all over the world and has witnessed that when you connect with your inherent creativity, you become vibrant, alive, and happy! And happy people= a happy world ☺ For more information about Esther visit: estherkalaba.com