Sun, Oct 4
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Tuition: $125
This workshop is for people navigating a season of change, whether around career and purpose, money and abundance, love and relationships, or a deeper question about what comes next. It’s especially valuable during times of transition, when something feels ready to shift but the path forward isn’t yet clear.
This is not an art or writing class. It’s a guided clarity and decision-making process that uses creativity as a tool for accessing inner wisdom. Through drawing, image-making, and reflective writing, participants learn to move beyond overthinking and connect with insights that are often difficult to reach through logic alone.
You are encouraged to arrive with a question, crossroads, or area of uncertainty, while remaining open to what emerges through the process.
No art or writing experience is necessary. Only curiosity, openness, and a willingness to explore. Participants are welcome to bring a journal and any materials they enjoy working with, though nothing is required. Participants often describe the experience as deeply meaningful, surprising, and, at times, transformative.
Inspired by the Painting Your Personal Mythology approach, the workshop combines intuitive image-making, visual storytelling, and journaling to bypass the inner critic and access deeper knowing. The focus is not on artistic technique or performance, but on listening, sensing, and translating inner wisdom into image and language.
You’ll Leave With:
A visual map of your inner landscape
A practical clarity tool you can return to whenever you feel stuck or uncertain
Greater trust in your own intuition and decision-making process
A stronger sense of direction and next steps
Whether you’re standing at a crossroads, seeking guidance around a specific decision, or simply longing for a creative reset, this workshop offers a gentle yet powerful process for uncovering the wisdom that already exists within you. 🪬
Jan Lauren Greenfield is an award-winning screenwriter, author, artist, and podcast producer. Her work spans film, podcasts, and visual art, including Perfect Jewish Parents and StonerKatz, and has been featured in Italian Vogue, the Jerusalem Biennale, NPR, and The Times of Israel. She leads reflective, creative workshops that help people reconnect with clarity, self-trust, and what matters most. She lives and works in the lower Hudson Valley.
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Ananda Ashram is a yoga and meditation retreat dedicated to inner transformation through meditative understanding. Nestled in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, it offers a peaceful sanctuary for reflection, nature, and contemplative practice.
11:00am - 4:00pm
845-782-5575
ananda@anandaashram.org
13 Sapphire Rd. Monroe, NY 10950