Ruby 9 - Yoga, Chant, Stories

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Come and join us again for another awesome evening of oral storytelling.

On September 13th - 4-7pm we will be at Dayton Hub, Dayton. $10/$6.

Glen Swift, Gail Christensen and Sharron Webster will entertain us with stories related to the element of Air. Each of their stories will takes us to place and ideas that are revealing, illuminating, delightful, and intriguing. These are stories that have been passed down from one generation to the next showing us what and how it is to be human and how to be in our natural world.

We'd love you to join us

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Thoughts and Musings

“As a poet I hold the most archaic values on earth . . . the fertility of the soil, the magic of animals, the power-vision in solitude, the terrifying initiation and rebirth, the love and ecstasy of the dance, the common work of the tribe. I try to hold both history and the wilderness in mind, that my poems may approach the true measure of things and stand against the unbalance and ignorance of our times.”
- Gary Snyder (from The Practice of the Wild, 1990)

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Well the next Tales of Togetherness is all planned and waiting for you to join us for some more stories.
On September 13th we will be at Dayton Hub (30 Arthur St, Dayton - next to the big oval) from 4-7pm.
Again we have three awesome stories from three awesome storytellers (Glen Swift, Gail Christensen, Sharron Webster) for you and a bit of food and sharing to go with it.
We'd love you to join us, to spread the word and invite your friends, to be a part of the oral storytelling tradition that has fed the hearts and minds of generations of us.
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Thoughts and Musings

“Bless the traveling woman within us – the one who keeps going, who keeps feeling, who keeps making meaning.”
Kirsten Roderick

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Meditations and Musings

“To be a traveling woman is to stay present through endings. To follow the flow of where all these painful endings are taking me. To endure heartbreak without closing down. To keep softening, even when it would be easier to harden. To be in relationship with the mystery of what is changing, rather than rushing toward the relief of resolution.”
Kirsten Roderick

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