K2313-3: WAKE UP YOUR ARTIST - a creative retreat for young people (age 16-35)

WUYA welcomes all to come and explore their creativity this spring !

Over a week you are invited to take part in workshops dedicated to creativity: writing, painting, song and movement. We will playfully explore the relationship between what’s inside of us and how to share it with the world outside.

Accompanied by your inner team: the curious child, your zen master, the inner critic, the art activist, the adventurer and everyone you carry within with their potential.
Playfulness and relaxation are our tools, the present is the place to act.
Rumi says,
“There is a place beyond right and wrong. That's where we'll meet. "

For more information check out:
www.wakeupyourartist.com

„Helping with the awakening of the people, helping them touch the seed of joy, of peace, of happiness in themselves, helping them transform the seeds of discrimination, fear and craving. The artist can do all this.“
Thich Nhat Hanh

The course facilitators kindly ask for a donation. Please give it directly to the facilitators during the course.

Before booking the course, please kindly read thoroughly the registration procedures, policies and prices at the following link:
Registration Details

Language: Deutsch & Englisch

Joe Holtaway

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Joe grew up in Cornwall, on the coast of the UK, with folk music and festivals. Moved to London in his early 20s to study poetry and English. He became involved with the Wake Up London community in 2011, after receiving Thich Nhat Hanh's book 'True Love' from a friend and helped start their Peace Sounds project, now a label releasing songs inspired by the peace movement from the community and it's...

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Larissa Mazbouh

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Larissa studied this and that, created small and big things and let go of ridiculous and dramatic facts. She is interested in finding out, being surprised, getting lost and being found again. Getting rid of the safety net while steadily strengthening the anchor. Hobbies: Crawling though the woods and increasing wealth by sharing. Looking forward to play together and borrowing Mary Olivers words: T...

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