Fall Online Writing Program
- Presenter: Julia Cameron
- Presenter: Mirabai Bush
- Presenter: Eric Maisel
- and more…
Sense-Making in Complex Times: Writing in Service to the Collective
October 2024
Join us for our third annual Fall Online Writing Program. Immerse yourself in a community of creative beings led by world renowned authors, healers, story tellers, poets and folks who make meaning using the power of words.
In this month-long writing program, we will come together to answer the following questions:
- How can we use writing as a tool to help us slow down and listen for the truth of our own experience?
- How can we turn to our writing practice to support us to find connection and cultivate clarity within ourselves?
- How can our words help us make meaning and add value in these complex times?
- How do we become visible in the world with our words?
- What does it look like to write in service to the collective?
Whether you are seeking to connect more with your truth, creativity, hone the practice and habit of writing, deepen your healing journey or publish a book, we invite you to join us for an incredible writing journey with an amazing panel of professional writers from a multitude of backgrounds and disciplines.
With over 24 hours of curated content with facilitators such as Julia Cameron, Waylon Lewis, Brynn Saito, Eric Maisel, Victoria Erikson and more plus two Writer’s Coffee House sessions and a Share Out Writing Slam at the end, this full immersion can be done live.
NOTE Note Kripalu is delivering this livestream experience through a third party platform. When you purchase this program, you will be sent to union.fit and asked to create an account to complete your purchase and receive further details on accessing the program. All sales are final. All recordings will be available within 72 hours of the end of each session. You will have access to the video recording for 30 days after the program ends.
Explore the Sessions
| Julia Cameron October 3 | The Writing Life: Learn about Julia's books on writing as well as the fundamental tools that make a writing life possible including Morning Pages, Artist Dates, Walking, and Writing for Guidance. / 7:00—8:30 pm EST / $39.00 / Register Here |
| Mirabai Bush October 3 | Don't Waste Your Suffering: Develop fresh insights into inner struggles, difficult people, and confusing situations by writing about them from the place of fierce compassion—and a sense of humor. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Chetna Mehta October 10 | Writing on Behalf of Ishtadeva: Through preliminary education in Bhakti Yoga and decolonizing creativity, mindfulness practice, and creative prompt, you will choose a divine archetype or aspect to center and give voice to. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Brynn Saito October 10 | Poetry for Inner and Outer Transformation: Tap into the associative, mysterious, lyrical, and playful aspects of poem-making, with the belief that writing and sharing poems together can be heart-strengthening and transformative. / 7:00—9:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Rebecca S'manga October 15 | Intersectional Writing: Practice writing from the center of two (or more) truths as you weave complexity and authenticity into your stories through race, gender, religious or cultural identity, queerness, or any multiplicity of perspectives. / 7:00—9:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Paola Mendoza October 17 | Inner Worlds: Unlocking Character-Driven Writing: Through targeted exercises, writers will deepen their connection to their characters, resulting in more authentic, truthful, and emotive storytelling. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Jess Frey October 17 | Expressions from Within: Find freedom as you explore what needs, wants, or longs to be expressed. / 7:00—9:00 pm / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Waylon Lewis October 22 | We Can Write Our Way Through Speediness, Stress, Fear, Neurosis—into Truth: Write your experience in real vulnerability to transform your life and the world around you. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Eric Maisel October 22 | Writing on Purpose: Learn why it makes sense to write today, despite our strange new writing landscape and all the startling challenges facing us. / 7:00—9:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Amber Chand October 24 | The Seven Lanterns/Writing a New Story For Our Lives: Discover the potency of this time between stories and learn how to use the Seven Lanterns as an illuminating pathway into your new story. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Victoria Erikson October 24 | Finding Flow and Ease in Creative Writing: Find your deepest truths and channel an easeful flow state to unblock your innate creativity and presence in each moment. / 7:00—9:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Angel Grant October 29 | Relating to Grief: the World is Our Reflection: An invitation to bring your lived experience to the table and let it transform you in gentle but profound ways that gradually but inevitably ripple into the bone marrow of the collective. / 10:00 am—12:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
| Jessica Durivage and Monique Schubert October 29 | Writing Share Out Jam: An opportunity to share the writing that you have been working on over course of the program. Let's inspire sense-making, together. / 7:00—9:00 pm EST / $29.00 / Register Here |
Program at a Glance
Presenter(s)
October 3–29, 2024
Julia Cameron, author of 40 books, is a songwriter, memoirist, novelist, award-winning playwright, and poet with extensive credits in film, television, and theater.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Mirabai Bush, a senior fellow of the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, is author, with Ram Dass, of Walking Each Other Home: Conversations on Loving and Dying and Compassion in Action: Setting Out on the Path of Service.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Eric Maisel, PhD, is a creativity coach, therapist, and author of more than 50 books who founded the profession of creativity coaching.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Chetna Mehta is a multidisciplinary artist, alchemist, facilitator, founder of Mosaiceye Collective, and a granddaughter of Indian and South African diasporas.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Brynn Saito is a poet, organizer, and associate professor of Creative Writing and English at California State University, Fresno.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Rebecca S’manga is a writer, actor, story doula, and culture worker whose monologues, psalms, essays, comedy, poetry, and plays have been featured in Lilith Magazine, Hadassah Magazine, Hillel International, and at Elm Shakespeare Company among others.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Jess Frey (she/her), E-RYT 1000, is a Kripalu Yoga educator, life coach, and artist known for her authenticity, motivation, and depth.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Waylon Lewis is the founder of Elephant Journal and author of Things I Would Like to Do with You and It’s Never too Late to Fall in Love with Your Life.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Amber Chand is a visionary guide, global storyteller, author, and inspirational speaker whose programs and retreats offer a potent vision for living into a new story from a place of courageous love, fearless imagination, and enlivened wisdom.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Victoria Erickson is an author, poet, and founder of world-renowned creative writing workshops and immersions.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Paola Mendoza is an award-winning filmmaker and best-selling author who has organized some of the largest and most impactful cultural and political movements in the past decade, including the Women's March, Families Belong Together, and Trans Prom.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Angel Grant is cofounder of Death Over Dinner and Drugs Over Dinner, a high-level coach, and program leader focused on trauma healing, addiction, death, and more.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Jessica Durivage is a certified yoga teacher, Qoya teacher, and yoga nidra facilitator who currently oversees online programming for Kripalu.
Full Bio and ProgramsOctober 3–29, 2024
Monique Schubert, MFA and lead Kripalu faculty member, uses her 20 years of experience as an artist and educator to develop yoga and mindfulness programs for schools, workplaces, and cultural institutions.
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