"Commitment to Live"

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Faculty- Toni Colley-Perry, M.Ed

Thursday, May 16, 2013.

 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

1855 Christian Valley Rd

Auburn, CA

• The cost of the Retreat is $40.00 (money can be brought the day of the retreat)

•  The clay will be provided by www.aposeylowepottery.com

•  You are encouraged to pack a lunch and bring something to share.
• Water will be provided

• Wear comfortable clothes and enclosed shoes. We will be in the foothills you may want to take a walk during breaks.

 You are invited back on May 25, 2013, to pick up your artwork and participate in the Community Celebration.

 The workshop will examine the inner conflict we experience with relationships, careers, bodies, self-image, and choices. 

To be in harmony with yourself, you either make a commitment to change your life, or you have to change your values.  It is important for you to come from your truth and feel good about everything you do.

Participants will be asked, what are your personal values? Is your life consistent with your values? Take a moment to look at your childhood messages. How did your parents value money, their relationships, and the roles they played for the family? Were they loving and understanding towards you? Did they struggle emotionally, mentally, physically, or financially? Did you feel your wishes counted? Did they value money in a way that allowed them to feel alive, happy, and free?

 Participants will create a new personal story for themselves. Identify the values they want to live by and make choices that align directly with them. 

Through this clay workshop, I hope each participant will discover what it takes to believe in oneself and trust the higher energy.

Donations will be made to the Women's Wisdom Project and the Brickhouse Gallery. This project is co-sponsored by the African American Women's Health Legacy Project.

Toni Colley-Perry, M.Ed
Non-Profit & Education Consulting
Cell: 916-519-9189

"By Serving Each Other, We Become Free" was the
Inscription on the table used by the Knight of the Round Table