Tending the song garden of the soul

Ages 18+ | April 6th, 2024 | In Person | Return to Community Workshops & Events

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In this workshop, we will start by grounding ourselves in the body and warming up our voice in a gentle and playful way. In a safe and welcoming container of "song circle", we will share some of our favorite song muses. We will experience songs as allies and companions for our soulful journey. After a lunch break, we will introduce some basic song-catching techniques that are embodied, fun and practical. Participants will then be invited to connect with what is alive and present with their heart and experiment with catching their own songs. Afterward, people have the option to bring their song explorations back to the community to witness, weave and try on new possibilities. Together, we will tend this song garden growing out of the time we spend together.

We believe that tending the song garden is a pathway to deeply connect with the most authentic and expressive part of ourselves, the part of us who naturally knows how to sing! Come and join us!

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PROGRAM DETAILS

In-Person Course

Ages 18 +
All Genders

April 6th, 2024, 10am-4pm PST with a lunch break (please bring your own lunch)

Journeys Basecamp

Bothell, WA

$90-$200 Sliding Scale
Due at Registration
Financial Aid is currently available

Please note there is a $40 minimum payment for anyone applying for financial aid and applications must be received at least 48 hours prior to the start date of the program

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Staff

SPRING CHENG

Facilitator

Spring Cheng is an artist, writer and the founding faculty for the Living Resonance, a Holistic Psychology graduate program at Ubiquity University. For most part of her life, Spring did not believe that she could sing. At age 41, she met her teacher Kaija who taught her that everyone is born to sing, and we just need to remember. Since then, for a decade…

YIN DWYER

Facilitator

Yin Dwyer is a songbird first and foremost. Singing was her first language since her mama is a songbird too. During the start of the pandemic Yin began leading people in a practice to explore the vibrations of song in the body and found it to be deeply healing. She is a firm believer in using the voice to self soothe and move the things that are stuck…