Jerry DesVoignes is a singer, composer, performer, Throat Singer, sound healer and educator, dedicated to Building Community through Sound and Voice. He sang in choirs from the age of 6 years and his first professional gig was at the young age of 17 in a Rock Band.
Jacky Essombe is a “cultural liaison” between the African and the Western worlds. A professional dancer, dance teacher, speaker, storyteller, and TV and radio show host, she truly believes that Westerners can benefit from her African heritage and the wisdom of the ancestors to enhance their lives.
Vancouver’s InterSpiritual Sacred Dance Festival—a day-long community event on November 7, 2009— invites you to celebrate the diversity of Sacred Movement Practices.
At Living Vision an outstanding group of extraordinary artists, healers and visionaries with huge hearts brimming with love and compassion, gather to co-creatively share their transformative gifts – and this is an amazingly transformative energy to share!
The accompanying Abounding River Logbook is a 42-day practice that’s shared with a partner and is meant to guide each individual through exercises in practicing focused attention on qualities we all aspire to: Love & Acceptance, Generosity, Worth, Gratitude, and Creation or Responsibility.
Vaishali talks with Tasha Simms, she is a registered counsellor with a private practice in Vancouver. She works with individuals, families and couples integrating a variety of disciplines including Family Systems Theory, Gestalt, as well as Cognitive and Psycho/spiritual orientations.
He has an unusual ability to distill and synthesize these disciplines, tapping into ancestral sources of wisdom, while connecting them to the stories we are living today. He is the author of The World Behind the World, The Water of Life: Initiation and the Tempering of the Soul; editor, with James Hillman and Robert Bly, of Rag and Bone Shop of the Heart; and editor of Crossroads: A Quest for Contemporary Rites of Passage. Meade is founder of Mosaic Multicultural Foundation, a nonprofit network of artists, social activists, and community builders formed to organize, sponsor, and support programs and events that encourage greater understanding between diverse peoples: elders and youth, and those of various cultural and spiritual backgrounds.
As they say “We grow like trees, holding onto the teachings with the roots of our traditions, while connecting with the light of understanding, growing and purging”. Thanks to Don Ignacio Duri Palomeque, Don Alonso Del Rio (Popoquatl), Don Lucio Tayakope
(Oambaiorokeri), Don Roberto Masia Sehue (Shaejame), Don Edilberto Vargas (Master Bechin), Don Edinson Panduro for your teachings and inspiration during the ceremony of life.
Brock Tully is a man on a mission. “I only do about 10 miles an hour with the trailer hooked on behind me,” Brock said. Tully did 10 miles enough times in a row to cycle all the way around North America not once, but 3 times.
Join millions of people as we honor and celebrate the water creating harmony through celebration ceremony, blessing, chanting music, movement, dance, movie, inspiration, connection.