FREE ONLINE EVENT
The HEART WITHIN the HEART
Living Wholeheartedly in a Troubled World
THURSDAY, OCT. 30 :: 6:00 pm (PT)
Michael Meade’s new free online event explores how finding and following a genuine vision requires an open heart as well as an open mind. Thus, transforming our lives involves a genuine “change of heart.”
REGISTRATION FREE: Donations Welcome
ONLINE EVENTS INCLUDE
DYNAMIC SESSIONS
Each live session includes stories, mythic insights and timely commentary
HD RECORDINGS
6 Months of access to HD audio/video recordings
INTERACTIVE Q&A
Multiple opportunities to ask Michael questions and share reflections
Special Seattle Events
FRIDAY, NOV. 7 :: 7:00 pm
First Baptist Church :: Tickets: $18
Solving the pressing problems in the outer world turns out to require a transformation of our inner world. While we may feel isolated and overwhelmed, we are not alone. Rather, we can be inspired and guided by the archetypes of wholeness and creativity which respond to times of crisis and upheaval. As we transform ourselves from within we can find ways to contribute to a transformation of the world.
SATURDAY, NOV. 8 :: 10 am- 5 pm
First Baptist Church :: Cost: $95
Whether through creative arts, contemplative practices or a combination of them, we need ways to keep renewing our spirit, opening our hearts and finding healing and inner coherence. A heartfelt practice can help inspire, heal and transform our lives; it can also help us contribute to a world in need of imagination, healing and renewal.
MICHAEL MEADE
Michael is a renowned storyteller, author, and scholar of mythology, anthropology, and psychology. He is also the creator of the Living Myth podcast and founder of Mosaic Multicultural Foundation.
“Because our greatest gifts and deepest wounds reside in the same area; because the resurrection of old pains can be so fearful and painful, people need to be reminded in diverse ways that the inner dream of life, the wise word set within and the psychic gold are the natural inheritance of each human soul. Because it is so easy to forget what we so desperately need to remember; old stories talk of golden treasures and great dreams that call us to undertake adventures and pilgrimages that in the end reveal what was within us all along.”