Meditation, Malas & Mandalas January 12, 2020

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Meditation, Malas and Mandalas:

Practices Which Center Us

Sunday,

January 12, 2020

with Pat Shutts &

Missy Isely-Poltrock

From Milwaukee Area: Exit I-94 at Hwy 100 (Ryan Road); LEFT on Hwy 100 to Hwy 32 (4.4 mi); RIGHT on Hwy 32 to Four Mile Road (6.5 mi. along Hwy 32); LEFT on Four Mile Road to Erie Street (1.1 mi). Turn LEFT on Erie Street to SIENA CENTER (0.7 mi). Driveway on right. From Chicago Area: Exit I-94 at Hwy 20; RIGHT (east) on Hwy 20 to Hwy 31 (5.4 mi); LEFT on Hwy 31 to Four Mile Road (4.6 mi). Four Mile Road is at the stop light just after you cross a bridge. Turn RIGHT on Four Mile Road to Erie Street (3 mi); LEFT on Erie Street to SIENA CENTER (0.7 mi). Driveway on right.

You may also want to check on the I-94 website for the latest construction updates: www.plan94.org

Siena Retreat Center 5637 Erie St. Racine, WI 53402 www.SienaRetreatCenter.org

Come treat yourself to a day of quiet, meditation, walking the labyrinth, creative expression, and time to come back to your center.

You will have the opportunity for simple expressive art—making a mandala and a meditation bracelet, called a “mala.”

Pat Shutts will lead the group through meditation and various methods to make mandalas and malas which can be used as your everyday spiritual practice.

Sunday, January 12, 2020

8:30am-3:00pm

Cost of $55 includes $10 non-refundable

deposit, noon meal, and supplies.

A Sponsored Ministry of the Racine Dominicans

Pat Shutts holds a BA in Theology and an MA in Pastoral Studies and a certificate in spiritual guidance from Creighton University. Pat brings her gift of compassionate listening and openness to the Spirit. She is a lay covenant member of the Wheaton Franciscans and is part of the Sophia

Zen Sangha.

Missy Isely-Poltrock is a Carthage College graduate and a member of the Lemon Street Gallery in Kenosha. She has had art pieces in various shows, including the Anderson Arts Winter

Juried Show, Watercolor Wisconsin at the Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Artful Women in Madison, and a solo show at Pop More Corks in Lake Geneva. She has a great fondness for collage and assemblage, believes each of us has a divine inner artist, and invites everyone to be kind to oneself.

Meditation, Malas and Mandalas: Practices Which Center Us

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When I began drawing the mandalas, however, I saw that everything, all the paths I had been following, all the steps I had taken, were leading back to a single point– namely, to the mid-point. It became increasingly plan to me that the mandala is the center. It is the exponent of all paths. It is the path to the center... Carl Jung in The Mandala Book, Lori Bailey Cunningham