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Energizing intention

 A few weeks ago, I crafted a card in a Word of the Year playshop with my friend Kathleen.... and I'm excited to join our own Cindy Jacobs in a year long journey to energize our Words, using Soul Collage™ and Intentional Creativity! 

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During each of our monthly classes, we'll use creative processes to gain further insights into working with our Words, and keep the energy of our intentions alive. 

In our first session this Friday, we'll explore the theme of our ’inner Visionary’ creating and 'meeting' a Soul Collage™ Visionary card. Time will be allotted for Journaling, and crafting background papers for several Mixed Media visionary cards.

Cindy has chosen a Word of the Year for 14 years, and loves using creative processes to explore and activate her words! This is a great way to set your intention for what you'd like to accomplish and gain clarity.

Each 3 hour session is offered on a pay what you can fee, with $30-45 suggested (reach out to Cindy to discuss enrollment and payment options!) 

Have you chosen a Word for 2025?

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  1. TamaraJanuary 30, 2025 at 12:18 PM

    I haven't deliberately chosen a word for 2025, but I think I do now: "slow down".

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  2. Jeanine ByersJanuary 30, 2025 at 5:13 PM

    Oh what a neat idea! I haven't yet chosen a word of the year, but I might give that some thought. Maybe "trust."

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  3. Where do you want to go today?January 30, 2025 at 8:40 PM

    I have not thought of a word for this year. The last time I recall selecting a word was in 2020, my word was Visionary. Now for 2025, I do not want a two-bit word.

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  4. MarthaJanuary 30, 2025 at 8:52 PM

    Sounds like a cool idea and I haven't chosen a word yet either. Maybe it would be dreaming.

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