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anant jesse
June 2009 
Exciting for Montrealers! Return to the Soul Workshop
Nicole
I fiind it fascinating and plan to go.
Any Montrealers care to join me there? Here's some info from Anant's website:
A Return to the Soul With musical and creative elements woven throughout, this half-day workshop lays out self-transformative tools and techniques while venturing into the territory of ritual and ceremony, opening the door to a direct experience of truth, flow and self-expression. | |
| Together we will create a space of learning and sharing, a journey of exploration and self-discovery. It is our intention that all will leave with the sense of ‘primordial confidence’ that comes from connecting to the source of empowerment each of us carries inside ourselves. By combining elements of yoga, journaling and live music, we will raise energy and evoke insight…. Who are we when we are connected to our most empowered selves? What creates that connection? What sustains it? What tools do we have to carry that spark forward into the details of daily life? Those looking for a hands-on approach to spearhead their personal journey will find a soulful framework within which to work. Teachers, therapists and experienced practitioners of yoga and other contemplative arts will find a vividly human context to hold and re-frame their practices. A light and beautiful vegetarian lunch is included in the workshop. In collaboration with Julian Giacomelli. | |
Date: 08/24/08 | |
Time: 10 AM to 2:30 PM Place: Rad'a Centre, 841 Rue Gilford | |
Cost: $65 (includes fresh vegetarian lunch) To register: email juliang@videotron.ca or call (514) 448-4642 |
| Recording artist, counselor and teacher, Anant Jesse has performed for hundreds of thousands of people in venues ranging from stadiums to yoga centers. His work has appeared in film, radio and television, including feature segments on network channels such as MTV and VH1. He has collaborated and performed with Bakithi Kamalo (Paul Simon) Steve Gorn, Deva Premal, Prem Joshua and was production team member for the critically acclaimed remix project “Pipes of Pan At Joujouka released by Phillip Glass’ label Looking Glass. Anant was also co-founder of Los Angeles based band Dramarama, with whom he recorded and toured extensively. The storybook success that the group experienced has been detailed in the film "Mayor Of The Sunset Strip", as well as a recent VH1 Bands Reunited episode. |
Alongside his projects in music and media Anant maintains his life-long commitment to the transformational and healing arts. He has led Creative Alchemy self-discovery workshops internationally, motivating, inspiring and educating with a dynamic sense of humor and unsinkable energy. For information about Creative Alchemy an Spiritual Therapeutics, click here.
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What do i I think? I think this workshop sounds incredible! Wish i were closer so i could go. maybe i will anyway! such a unique opportunity, and jesse sounds way cool. you goin', nicole?
yup! it will be super cool. just what i'm looking for.
i just spoke to Julian and I'm officially signed in - if anyone is interested please call him to let him know asap as he needs to know numbers for the lunch, which victoria assures me will be fabulous!
you have travelled to meet friends and with this you will travel inwards
you're right, in fact the inward journey is on in earnest, has been since I got back from England… hugs