Soul Collage - Board of Directors

Got a few SoulCollage® cards?

Maybe you’re pulling one or two daily or weekly, using the “I Am One Who…” prompt for insight.

... And yet—there’s that big, slightly daunting project hovering overhead...

What if your cards could help?

Let’s gather them together and build your own intuitive Board of Directors! The practice of “Playing with a Full Deck,” is inspired by the brilliant "Card Games" system of Michele Manos.

When you see your deck as a whole, you gain a powerful overview of your Neters’ collective energy. You’ll discover new insights, identify missing voices, and uncover fresh inspiration for future cards.

Don’t have a full SoulCollage® deck?

No problem!

Your Intentional Creativity paintings, tarot or goddess decks, or even curated collections of symbols can join the game. Any gathering of archetypal voices is welcome.

SoulCollage® Neters

You’ll leave this 90-minute session with:

A new way to see and use your cards
A method for assembling your own spiritual support team
A demonstration and outline you can revisit anytime
SoulCollage®-inspired resources to keep the magic flowing

Connect with the wisdom of The One and The Many. You are already fully resourced. Let’s prove it—together.

Bring your curiosity, your deck, journal and notebook, and a few blank index cards for placeholders.

Our Red Thread Circle on June 10 is hosted by Valerie Kravette, Intentional Creativity Teacher (2015) and a SoulCollage® facilitator since 2013.

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