E8. Excavating Our Creativity is a Social Responsibility

In this episode, we get into: The inspiration of folks fasting for Ramadan and increasing their God consciousness The intention of sharing and inviting you into the 3-Month Abundant Creativity Excavation Program When the program began and how it’s grown to 200+ alumni across the globe How we use language to open up new worlds for ourselves The definition of “creativity” and how problematic it is What creativity is, beyond being intellectual, “original” or for production Aluma, Toni shares about her journey out of the corporate world and claiming her title of “creative” Alumna, Samidha acknowledges how we aren’t educated in this way to challenge the definitions of creativity for liberation Alumna, Iara talks about giving the inner critic space Samidha reflects about the program’s education around the inner child and teen was trauma-informed Toni shares how liberating her inner child and teen through the program Iara reflects about how the inner nurturer relates to self-trust and intuition Excavating our creativity is a social responsibility that we are individually responsible for while we practice in community Iara and Samidha reflect on what the community has meant to them Toni and Iara share about what it’s like to be in alum and engaged in the mastermind groups for continual support and collective accountability Find details about the Abundant Creativity program, the application and more here. Upcoming events: Creative Sangha: group meditation for creatives (monthly) Freedom Circle: an expressive movement workshop in Oakland (May 14th) Reach out: Learn more and connect with Toni Dawkins at www.tonidawkins.com / IG @intuitivetoni, Samidha at www.thesevawellness.com / IG @thesevawellness, and Iara Bloomz on IG @iara.bloomz Connect with Chetna on IG @mosaiceye and the podcast @creationforliberation Work 1:1 with Chetna if you’d like to develop more personally here or bring a workshop to your organization or team

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