Sacred Salon : Things That Matter • a dialogue

Have you ever been in a room full of people you know, yet somehow you still feel more like an observer or an outsider, wondering what you could possibly have in common with anyone there? Come join us for an intimate evening of verbal discovery, where we will dispense with the small talk in favor of connective conversation designed to deepen soul-level understanding of ourselves and one another.

Prepare to be curious, engaged, challenged, and heard as we speak and listen together. We will supply a specific topic and offer guided dialogue practice aimed at highlighting our shared humanity and confronting our own unique social programming. Words create worlds, so let’s build a more intentional universe together!

A Sacred Salon, where we discuss the things that matter.

Join us on September 23 at Temple in the Trees with your hosts Lara & Michael Blackin.

Dialogue is facilitated by the mezmerizing and scholared Bonnie Miranda.

when:

Tuesday 9/23

other upcoming dates:

11/23 Sunday

6:30 doors open . Join us for drinks and nibbles prior

7:30 Salon start & doors close

10pm ends

10:30 doors close

Intimate small group gathering limted to 12 attendees.

$50 ticket

with devotion, your hosts ~ Lara and Michael Blackin

Temple in the Trees, Leesburg Virginia

106 Calvary Ct SE Leesburg VA 20175

www.ourtempleinthetrees.com

Bonnie Miranda is a professional administrator at the Office of Faculty Affairs at the University of Maryland, College of Park where she is responsible for administration and oversight of the University's Appointment, Promotion, and Tenure processes, workshops, and Committees. Prior to her decade at UMD, Bonnie was a horse trainer and equine nutrition consultant.

Bonnie is deeply committed and most passionate about promoting equity and racial justice throughout academia and beyond. She enjoys reading, creative writing, and kayaking with her dogs. She is an experienced mentor, facilitating conflict resolution training and coaching global leadership programs. She is a mother of 3, newly titled grandmother and resides in southern Prince George's County with her husband and the best pets in the world.

A member of the community at Temple in the Trees for more than 5 years, she is a beloved keystone of our Women's Circle and 13 Sisters.

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