Note - This course is for Musea Members only. If you are not a Musea member yet, no worries! Upon registration, you will be given a chance to join and learn about the wonderful benefits included. More information is provided on the Registration Page.
This course will not compete with the curriculum from any of our programs or others you are taking, it will only amplify and expand the work you are already doing. Think of it as your creative spiritual practice.
The work is as deep and wide as you want to go. While there is content in the unfolding process, the content you are working with is largely focused on your own internal and external relationships.
About Our Technology
To provide a more interactive and intimate experience, we use Zoom Technology for our calls. You can join us via video or phone. Here is a photo of our Color of Woman Graduation 2020.
It is so cool to SEE each other in our own environments around the world! If you haven't used Zoom, it's very user friendly and we will provide a tutorial.
Community Circle & Support
Musea Members and active students are invited to join us in our private iMusea Community Classroom. RITUAL students will have their own group where you can share your process, witness fellow students and receive support from the Musea Collective including Intentional Creativity teachers.
Team meeting for Ritual 2021 Yearlong Painting Course
Ritual happens when you choose the perfect shawl to place about your shoulders before you pick up the pen. Then when the shawl and pen are in place, the pen will release living waters on the page. Opening an ocean of language filled with symbols.
Join Shiloh Sophia for a little Red Thread Cafe as she shares about the powerful concepts that RITUAL is stirring up.
And so today I am inviting you to consider for yourself, what part of you has been awaiting your attention in exile? And will you dare to visit and listen to the tales your double-sided self will tell?
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What if there is a new healing ready to take place in our culture and in our community? A mending of that which is both, yet has been warring within us? An ancient battle of voices has made itself known as the critic, and here in Intentional Creativity, we seek to meet that energy with the muse, to not silence the critic but invite it to dance with us.
Those who hop aboard the Mothership for our 2021, 13 Moon Intentional Creativity Course RITUAL, are dedicated to healing our relationships with ourselves, our body, our community, our family and our world. The painting itself will focus on an archetypal image that embraces the fragmentation within us. I am yet to paint it so I don't have an image to really show what I mean but I made this image as an exploration featuring the Port of Venus and the Cosmos.
In the painting, I am imagining there are two beings in the painting in some way - mirror images but different. Cosmos and Earth. Wild and Sacred. Critic and Muse. Inside self and the self you share outside. I don't know how it will all unfold really. Yet I wanted to share it with you now as you plan your practice for 2021. The year of the healed healer is the energy we are working with that includes painting, writing, collage, meditation, and healing practice.
We will be working from this book throughout RITUAL 2021a
Initiation on a scale never yet experienced is arriving. Not choreographed by humans, but by the earth itself. Climate emergency. In a time of initiation, we need an initiated language.
A time like this has no guarantee of wisdom if we can’t decipher its sacred braille.
All Those Barbarians holds up the primeval role of the storyteller as a key in such deciphering. It encourages us to get educated, and quick. What you have in your hands is a wayward kind of teaching manual. Not really a book, rather a tent with seven doors, containing stories both ancient and utterly fresh. Its call is urgent, that we as modern people could remember the way humans and the earth talk back to each other. That we risk magnificence. That we risk grief. That we could speak an almost-forgotten-tongue.
In All Those Barbarians, Shaw offers a unique weave of myth and ecology as a response to the growing crisis of meaning in these times. A rogue philosophy of how to settle into the divine havoc of being a true human being. Gathered over twenty years, these ruminations are a tent we shelter in as a night-storm rage, as we consider both the darkness and the dawn.
Initiation on a scale never yet experienced is arriving. Not choreographed by humans, but by the earth itself. Climate emergency. In a time of initiation, we need an initiated language.
A time like this has no guarantee of wisdom if we can’t decipher its sacred braille.
All Those Barbarians holds up the primeval role of the storyteller as a key in such deciphering. It encourages us to get educated, and quick. What you have in your hands is a wayward kind of teaching manual. Not really a book, rather a tent with seven doors, containing stories both ancient and utterly fresh. Its call is urgent, that we as modern people could remember the way humans and the earth talk back to each other. That we risk magnificence. That we risk grief. That we could speak an almost-forgotten-tongue.
In All Those Barbarians, Shaw offers a unique weave of myth and ecology as a response to the growing crisis of meaning in these times. A rogue philosophy of how to settle into the divine havoc of being a true human being. Gathered over twenty years, these ruminations are a tent we shelter in as a night-storm rage, as we consider both the darkness and the dawn.
