RED THREAD CIRCLES – MY CALLING
Even before the pandemic I was looking for a tool to connect on a deeper level with anyone! I was asking for more in life through connections. Then the pandemic came- I went deeper inside myself.
One day I had a vision I was running through the forest in the dark and suddenly came upon a huge Indian with head dress and full garb. But I came upon his back side. I wasn’t sure how to approach him. He gently turned around and offered his hand to me and said “Welcome Karen, We’ve been waiting for you.”
Soon after this vision, I learned of Musea and the Intentional Creativity® Community. The first offering was to learn about the Red Thread. I knew immediately this would be my tool of connecting.
The Red Thread is a symbol of our connection, our blood, and like the Ancient Asian saying, that we are connected by an invisible Red Thread before we were born.
I’ve used the Red Thread so many times since then and am still standing in amazement how well it fits with any culture, religion (or not religion), race, age, or sexual orientation.
I carry my Red Thread with me and it seems to weave and channel what is best for whatever group I am with.
I’ve used it for Girl Scouts, going away parties, Weddings, Womens Retreats, Birthday parties and openings for my art classes. I use music, poetry, inquiry, sacred ritual, body movement or breath work. Sometimes, we sing, we dance, we laugh we cry, but mostly we share! Each session is completely different as it meets the needs of the group. The Beloved and the Mystery guides me and we feel a soul connection and a larger singing to grow in connection.
We are neuro-biologically hard wired for connection with each other.
In the absence of connection there is always suffering.
I would love to join you in a circle of love and acceptance for your event. It can be an honoring for opening your event or an hour long circle.
Is the Red Thread tugging on your heart?
Contact me and let’s connect!
An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of the place or circumstance. This magical cord may stretch or tangle, but never breaks.
~ Chinese Proverb