Two days of EarthPlay with Biff Ward and Jay Hartmann
Come sink into your body-wisdom as a way to explore your feelings and desires in response to the challenging and re-aligning times we are living through.
Using the mode of InterPlay we will evoke the notional spiral developed by the original seeders of The Work That Reconnects and Deep Ecology (John Seed, Pat Fleming, Joanna Macy and Arne Ness).
We invite you to Play, Dance, Create Stories and Claim your Voice.
Experience Connection, Creativity, Authenticity and Fun.
InterPlay (created by Phil Porter and Cynthia Winton-Henry) is the practice of living in the moment by moving, dancing, telling stories and creating song as a means to access our bodywisdom. InterPlay can hold profound depths and also take us to light and easeful places.
In EarthPlay we will use InterPlay to remind us that we are an interconnected part of nature and that this awareness in humans is essential to the future of the planet. We will explore ourselves as emotional beings in a period of ecological crisis, reflect on where we fit in the story of the universe, and share what it means for us in this period of adaptation to a changing world. We're not looking to come up with answers but we may find some insights for the way ahead.
EarthPlay is for anyone who is concerned about how to navigate the climate catastrophe – including artists and activists, environmentalists and dreamers, scientists and people who practice spiritually to promote peace and calm … and your friends! In other words, EVERYONE is welcome!
Play and move through Gratitude, Love, and Loss, to find your Way Forward in community.
1 ticket for the whole weekend!
Saturday 20th September 9:30am-5pm AND 6:30pm-8:30pm
Sunday 21st September 9:30am-5pm
Includes morning tea and afternoon tea, and dinner on the Saturday night.
For lunches, bring your own or make use of the local cafes and shops.
Venue: Adamstown Uniting Church
228 Brunker Rd, Adamstown NSW 2289
Cost
Low Income - Most or all of my income comes from Government benefits.
$50
Low income - I have a job but don’t have a lot left over after paying the bills.
$100
Waged/well funded pension - I earn enough that I can afford regular purchases, pay bills and can find extra money. I’m happy to pay a bit extra knowing that it will help with subsidising a person on a lower income to attend.
$200
