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ACCESSING APHRODITE
Femininity Redefined for Women
One-day workshop with Tammy Parker
June 14, 2008
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
What is it?
Accessing Aphrodite is the foundation of the series of workshops designed to explore the natural world of the feminine.
- Practical wisdom
- Boundaries
- Active receptivity
- Balance of opposite gender roles
- Permission to be feminine
- Choice over obligation
What happens?
In the course of the day there will be dialogue, meditation, yoga conducted by Leah Bray Nichols of Evergreen Yoga, a catered lunch (pre-registration required) by Fork in the Road’s Ruthie Baddour, and an opportunity to experience a community based on Trust.
Where it Happens?
On the bluff of the Mississippi River near ancient Native American Mounds we will gather on the grounds of the National Ornamental Metal Museum. The workshop will be contained in the antebellum Blum Library. Each workshop will cost $100, including lunch. Space is limited, so reservations are encouraged. Dress very comfortably, e.g., loose fitting attire.
Please call 901.355.4966 or email tparker@thefreshroom.com to reserve your spot.
ACCESSING APHRODITE
Femininity Redefined for Girls
One-day workshop with Tammy Parker
June 21, 2008
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
What is it?
Accessing Aphrodite for Girls is the foundation of the series of workshops designed to explore the natural world of the feminine modified for the coming of age of the self-esteem of a young woman.
- Practical wisdom
- Boundaries
- Active receptivity
- Balance of opposite gender roles
- Permission to be feminine
- Choice over obligation
- Power of abstinence
- Positive self-image
What happens?
In the course of the day there will be dialogue, meditation, yoga conducted by Leah Bray Nichols of Evergreen Yoga, a catered lunch (pre-registration required) by Fork in the Road’s Ruthie Baddour, and an opportunity to experience a community based on Trust.
Where it Happens?
On the bluff of the Mississippi River near ancient Native American Mounds we will gather on the grounds of the National Ornamental Metal Museum. The workshop will be contained in the antebellum Blum Library. Each workshop will cost $100, including lunch. Space is limited, so reservations are encouraged. Dress very comfortably, e.g., loose fitting attire.
Please call 901.355.4966 or email tparker@thefreshroom.com to reserve your spot.
BALANCE OF POWER
Counter-Balance in a Counter-Intuitive Career
One-day workshop with Tammy Parker
June 28, 2008
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
What is it?
Balance of Power is the foundation of a series of workshops designed to explore how to blend the opposite worlds of masculine and feminine responsibilities in a patriarchal society.
- Avoiding burnout
- Recognizing inherent gifts
- Defining roles in career, home, relationship
- Practical wisdom
- Boundaries
- Active receptivity
- Balance of opposite gender roles
- Permission to be feminine
- Choice over obligation
What happens?
In the course of the day there will be dialogue, meditation, yoga conducted by Leah Bray Nichols of Evergreen Yoga, a catered lunch (pre-registration required) by Fork in the Road’s Ruthie Baddour, and an opportunity to experience a community based on Trust.
Where it Happens?
On the bluff of the Mississippi River near ancient Native American Mounds we will gather on the grounds of the National Ornamental Metal Museum. The workshop will be contained in the antebellum Blum Library. Each workshop will cost $100, including lunch. Space is limited, so reservations are encouraged. Dress very comfortably, e.g., loose fitting attire.
Please call 901.355.4966 or email tparker@thefreshroom.com to reserve your spot.