In 2019, just before the world changed with the onset of COVID-19, I found myself embarking on a unique & remarkable journey with the Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA) Theater Department in Nacogdoches, Texas. This experience was sparked by a message from my good friend, Miss CC Conn, who reached out to me as a percussion artist for an upcoming production.
There aren’t many people who dedicate their lives to dance, but Randi Starr stands out. She not only dances but also teaches, focusing on preschool and kindergarten-aged children. Imagine the level of patience and commitment required to engage such young learners. Randi embodies both, with a radiant kindness and a thoughtful, intentional approach to her work.
Healing is never a straight path. For many of us, the journey through trauma and recovery is filled with obstacles, setbacks, and moments of profound insight. In *The Pulse of Healing*, Casey Muze of AvenueSpeak LLC takes a deep dive into the complexities of healing, offering guidance and practical tools to help you navigate your personal journey.
This year’s festival is shaping up to be a celebration of creativity, inclusivity, and community spirit, and I’m excited to share a unique opportunity for all of you. As we approach the vibrant Lufkin Heritage Festival, I find myself reflecting on the many wonderful aspects that make this event special—not just for the city but for everyone involved.
At the helm of Color Street, Miss Cindy Low Smith embodies a commitment to beauty advocacy that encourages everyone to express themselves fully. If you’ve had the chance to visit the Color Street website, you’ll immediately notice its sleek and streamlined design—an impressive feat that makes exploring beauty options not just easy but also inviting. The user-friendly navigation provides visitors with a sense of control and an array of choices geared to inspire creativity in nail design.
Joining a Writing Group for Trauma Processing: The Healing Power of Community:
When navigating the tumultuous waters of trauma, feeling isolated can deepen the sense of pain. Individuals often grapple with the weight of unexpressed emotions, and sharing these experiences in a compassionate setting can significantly alleviate this burden. Joining a writing group that focuses on trauma processing offers a nurturing environment where individuals can confront their stories and connect with others sharing similar paths.
In a world that often feels overwhelming, the journey toward healing can be complex and multifaceted. However, one powerful tool that can facilitate this journey is creative thinking, particularly through the modalities of writing and drumming. Engaging in these expressive art forms not only fosters emotional release but also nurtures mental well-being, encouraging personal growth and resilience. In this blog post, we will explore how writing and drumming can serve as profound paths to healing, offering insights and practical tips to incorporate them into your life.
“Sunday/Sundai” The days of the week serve as more than just timekeepers in our modern lives—they carry with them ancient wisdom and spiritual significance, often rooted in celestial bodies and their influence on human consciousness. “Sunday,” a day associated with rest, reflection, and renewal, has a particularly profound spiritual resonance that traces back to the…
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I am thrilled to share some incredible news with all of you! It is with immense pride, excitement, and a deep sense of honor that I announce a brand-new partnership between CaseyMuze.com and Monarch Prep. Together, we are introducing TRAP Learning to Monarch Prep, a school dedicated to supporting a remarkable community of young disabled individuals as a safe place of learning.
I’m thrilled to share an exciting weekend experience that awaits me from August 16th to 19th in Broomfield, Colorado—a vibrant suburb just north of Denver. I have the incredible honor of presenting at two events, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity to connect with the community.
