Community

Parallel Play is a term used to describe the behavior of young children who play alongside each other. It bridges the gap between solitary play and cooperative play. In the context of creative work, it refers to individuals working independently in a shared space or community. 

Our purpose is connection and inspiration.

I know what it’s like to try and keep a creative practice alive in isolation. My creative life moved from survival to vibrant when I connected with other writers and makers. The muse visits when I create a predictable, safe space for my writing and painting. Is your creativity hit or miss? Or has it fallen off the calendar altogether? Small bites of habit and ritual are the medicine you need.

 Community involvement helps you stay motivated and accountable. When others know your goals and progress, it can create a sense of responsibility and drive to remain present.

Finally, a community can offer collaboration, learning, and support opportunities. By sharing knowledge and resources, individuals can develop new skills and create even more innovative work.

*NOTE: You are not required to be a Soul Cartography student to attend although the foundation would be helpful.