Inspiring growth and change through storytelling
The Diving Deeply series invites participants to explore stories with rich metaphor and mystery. In these classes we will dive deeply into the world of Dream stories, looking at "The Peddler of Swaffham" and "The Man who Bought a Dream."
In this 3-hour workshop, we will dive deeply into the world of the Hungarian epic Fehérlófia (WhiteHorseSon), which appears in multiple forms and variations. The Fehérlófia epic dates back to shamanic culture and is filled with magic and unique characters.
The Diving Deeply series invites participants to explore stories with rich metaphor and mystery. In these classes we will dive deeply into the world of Dream stories, looking at "The Peddler of Swaffham" and "The Man who Bought a Dream."
The Diving Deeply series invites participants to explore stories with rich metaphor and mystery. In these classes we will dive deeply into the world of Dream stories, looking at "The Peddler of Swaffham" and "The Man who Bought a Dream."
The Diving Deeply series invites participants to explore stories with rich metaphor and mystery. In these classes we will dive deeply into the world of Dream stories, looking at "The Peddler of Swaffham" and "The Man who Bought a Dream."
Join Valentina Ortiz and Maggid Jim Brulé as we dive deeply into the world of indigenous Mexican stories, filled with magical realism and parallel worlds.
This class gives storytellers and non-storytellers the tools to uncover and explore the deeper meanings found in traditional narratives. Exploring stories from Hungary, Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Eastern Europe, and India, students begin by dissecting stories, their symbols and metaphors. After uncovering the first “obvious” set of meanings, they then consider alternative storylines and impacts. […]
Join Valentina Ortiz and Maggid Jim Brulé as we dive deeply into the world of indigenous Mexican stories, filled with magical realism and parallel worlds.
In this 3-hour workshop, we dive deeply into the world of the Hungarian epic Égig Érő Fa (Sky High Tree), which appears in multiple forms and variations. The epic dates back to shamanic culture and is filled with magic and unique, archetypal characters.
This class gives storytellers and non-storytellers the tools to uncover and explore the deeper meanings found in traditional narratives. Exploring stories from Hungary, Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Eastern Europe, and India, students begin by dissecting stories, their symbols and metaphors. After uncovering the first “obvious” set of meanings, they then consider alternative storylines and impacts. […]