Last day TCW

Sunday -our last day of our workshop here in Chania.  Our observation "victims" from the week get to tell each other secrets about themselves.  What is your other life? Your parallel life that you would like to be living? Transform yourself into an animal with wings or scales - real or imaginary- write about it or draw it. How is it different from the life you are living now?

These are the questions and activities that we think about and write about or draw.

Why do we feel guilty when we take time to have fun?  Away from rules and restrictions?

Remember the 3 P's:  play, process, and pleasure!  It's not all about the product.  Let us be mindful of the creative part of ourselves. Take 30 minutes every day to be creative.

So, we will leave you with the thoughts above to think about for yourselves.

We wrapped up our session with creating a 3D mandala of sorts from our fragments of the week. Photos of windows, doors, and other assignments.

Then off to lunch at Tamam with most of our workshop group!  It was a fun day!

Here is a photo of Kirpal and all 14 of the workshop participants:



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