2021 Course Series;
Energy, Consciousness and Healing Training
… bringing Consciousness and Humanity to a New Level!
Invocational Writing & Creating
Course Description
Beautiful writing of any genre inspires the soul. Be it poetry, fiction, or factual information presented in new and creative ways, well written prose changes those who read it. The same applies to artwork of all kinds: paintings, drawings, sculpture, jewelry, architecture – the list is virtually endless. Artists and authors throughout the ages aspire to this and lament the times they aren’t able to get themselves “into the zone” to produce their highest levels of creations.
This workshop –Invocational Writing and Creating – teaches a technique that will reliably connect you to that state of consciousness, that place in the higher planes, where you connect to the Intelligence that the ancient Greeks called the Muse.
This workshop will enable you to learn a technique that enables you to bring forth the writings, the artwork or the inventions you were meant to create. The techniques taught are reliable and repeatable.
Become the author or artist you were meant to be!
DATES: Sat. April 17 & Sun April 18
9 am-3 pm Pacific time each day
Cost: $150
https://www.akaduahealing.com/course-registration-and-payments
Weekly (Open) Energy Sessions - (free)*
Weekly (Sundays 4pm pdt) <<TBA> Beginning is June 2020 those interested will be notified of impromptu training in Consciousness, Healing and Transformational Energy techniques. Sessions will tentatively be on Zoom and You Tube on Wednesday Evenings and Sunday Afternoons (Pacific Daylight time). Training Sessions are open to all learning levels
Email us for Zoom link akaduahealing@gmail.com *(donations appreciated)
Stay tuned for dates/times for our full set of classes for 2021
A Mayan Codex describes this process of the Highest Creation...
The Artist
The artist: disciple, abundant, multiple, restless. The true artist, capable, practicing, skillful; maintains dialogue with his heart, meets things with his mind.
The true artist: draws out all from his heart; works with delight, makes things with calm, with sagacity, works like a true Toltec, composes his objects, works dexterously, invents; arranges material, adorns them, makes them adjust.
The carrion artist: works at random, sneers at the people, makes things opaque, brushes
across the surface of the face of things, works without care, defrauds people, is a thief.
-Nahuatl poem from the Codex
Matritensis, fol. 115 v. (208), ca.
1540—1585