Gatherings
Weekly online space for community practice
FREE with WAN Program membership
indle creativity with projects that are always fresh and unexpected.
Use various artistic media and movement to practice the art of play, inside and outside the box.
Joyfully disrupt your usual ways of thinking, making, and seeing.
Awaken your curiosity, stretch your imagination, and use your resourcefulness.
Enjoy an agenda-free time of stepping away from accomplishing and planning.
Easily access Net-free awareness in our shame-free community.
Go as deep as you like, exploring deep uncharted waters or staying in the safe shallows for fun.
Time for fellowship
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Weekly Gatherings
One hour online
Mondays at 5:30pm CST on Zoom
Fridays at 11:00am CST on Zoom
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Live with Dori
Online talk highlighting WAN teachings
Deepen comprehension of concepts
Q&A and light practice
One Sunday a month -
Monthly Written Wheel Workshop
For current WAN Program students:
In-depth help
Q & A and sharing
Usually 3rd Sat. of the month, 11am CST
What do we do?
Express.
Each workshop offers something new. Our projects including writing, drawing, movement, observations…anything that lights our flame and nudges us into new outlooks.
Investigate.
Some of our prompts start with: Observe. Ask questions. Do something you’ve never done before. Curiosity and close attention guide our way to more discovery.
Play.
No matter how profound our insights, lightness accompanies our gatherings. We don’t take ourselves too seriously, and we leave lighter than when we began.
Share.
One of the best elements of our workshops is the connection among participants. With no pressure and lots of encouragement, an authentic, warm-hearted experience is highly likely.
Gatherings are FREE to Without a Net Program participants with a monthly membership.
If you’d like to try a single Gathering, pay and arrange it with Dori here.
No experience, talent, or skill necessary. Participants will probably not take away anything Instagram-worthy. Projects will be geared toward discovery rather than object-making.