This is part of 2 of 2 from my conversation with Kanwal Rahim. In this conversation, Kanwal shares her journey as she becomes a healer and weaves into her healing practice her performance and cultural lineage. At the very end I join Kanwal in a song!
A daughter of the Indus River and Sindhi peoples, Kanwal Rahim works and plays at the intersection of theatre, sustainable community-building, and meditative arts where she explores how stories shape human relationships resilience, and r/evolutions.
Lisa Riannson is an artist known for her blend of abstract elements and realistic watercolor techniques. Her art captures the beauty of contrast, vivid colors, and intricate details, whether it’s the delicate dance of glass reflections or the boldness of abstract expression.
Rabbi Sarah Tasman is the founder of the Tasman Center for Jewish Creativity which offers community classes & gatherings, private spiritual coaching, and life cycle officiation. Rabbi Sarah specializes in leading experiential spirituality and Jewish mindfulness classes, providing opportunities for personal and professional development, and incorporating expressive modalities including writing, yoga, art and ritual.
In the Golden Thread Conversations, I talk with people following what I like to call their Golden Thread. These are people whose words and actions are shaped by matters to them and by what they want to create in the world. Some guests are doing this boldly. Some are doing it very quietly. Their voices… Continue reading The Golden Thread Conversations
In this series of articles I’ll be sharing the process I use to create a practice card. The creation of each card is a small adventure and for that reason, I hold the steps and sequence loosely. Broadly speaking, the creation of a practice card includes these steps: Articulation of need and intended outcome Brainstorming… Continue reading Creating a Practice Card
