Live the Questions now.
Perhaps then, someday far in the future,
you will gradually, without even noticing it,
live your way into the answer.
~Rainer Maria Rilke
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Uncover the Divinity in the Ordinary.
In this contemporary take on a mystical tradition,
the words of luminaries become a gateway
into our own living language.
Follow intuition and connect
with your uncommon
as we read, reflect and lose ourselves
in uncensored writing in a relaxed atmosphere.
Discover the potency of a creative process that
makes room for the unexpected.
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*Quiet the critical mind.
*Connect with undomesticated imagination.
*Savor language, imagery and conversation.
*Inhabit experience through words.
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Open to the curious and the skeptical
No experience needed
Bring your preferred writing tools
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DROP-IN WEDNESDAYS
6:30 - 8pm
pay what you will
Suggested $10 minimum
Sign-Up HERE.
Please specify ‘Drop-in’ on the form.
You will receive a Zoom link on Tuesday.
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6-SESSION IMMERSIONS
Limited Enrollment
$250
2-hour Sessions
Begin mid-September and early February TBD
Tuesday OR Thursday 5:30/6:30pm OR Saturday 10am
Reserve your Space/Early Invite Here:
Please specify ‘Immersion’
and note day/time preference on your reservation form.
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PAYMENT / CONTRIBUTIONS:
Venmo: @regan-halas (picture of a moth)
Paypal: http://paypal.me/regandrouin
Request Individual Sessions Here.
Workshop focus and content may shift seasonally.
About Divinatory Poetics
For the purposes of good conversation, I curate atmospheric, loosely-ritualized, non-dogmatic, experimental workshop environments in which people can be alone-together, immersed in imaginative play; and where attuning to the natural environment, instinctual body, emotional weathers and the absurdity of it all is of central interest.
These workshops are of interest to those who wish to explore the creative process and examine perception, language, voice and meaning in an intimate way. At the conclusion of a workshop, participants will have scouted new pathways into their own imaginative interior and will have a body of material to develop and refine or with which to fertilize other projects.