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Saturday, November 3
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at the Burning Bush Gallery
Embodied
Myth is a depth group process that uses world literature to explore our
inner world and our connection to the world around us.Through Embodied
Myth, we gain a greater understanding of what is moving in us--under the
surface of life. Using the myth as a tool, a guide, and a safe
structure we reconnect with unrecognized parts of ourselves. We also
encounter the healing wisdom hidden in myths and fairytales.
The German fairy tale The Three Languages explores the hero’s journey,
our connection to animals, and our own instincts. Using storytelling,
meditation, role-playing, and discussion, we enter the story on a deep
and personal level, and at the same time realize our connection to
another time and place. Come join us in a storytelling circle. We’ll
explore our own mythic journeys and meet archetypes within the story and
within ourselves.
Laura Lewis-Barr is an award winning playwright, theatre director, and
teacher. Before getting her MA in Drama, Laura pursued a Masters in
Psychology. She was the Artistic Director/Professor of Theatre at Sauk
Valley College in Dixon, and Artistic Director of Inspirare Theatre in
Glen Ellyn. During the day, Laura combines her love of theatre,
psychology, and education in her work as a corporate trainer (training4breakthroughs.com).
$10 per person, please register by October 27
For more information or to register,
contact Tony Asta at tonyasta@ameritech.net or 708-705-8669. 
216 North Main Street, Wheaton IL
630-668-3100
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