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Healing Roots

Cultural Threads

Atina Joy weaves ancestral healing arts into modern life, connecting indigenous wisdom with soulful practices.

A person holding a book titled 'A Storytelling Workbook for Beginners' while sitting on a sofa. The book cover features a heart design with the words 'people,' 'problem,' 'purpose,' and 'plan.' The setting includes a coffee table with a notebook, pen, and eyeglasses, and a decorative diffuser in the foreground. The sofa has a gray quilted texture and a yellow pillow.

Sound Journeys

Experience the fusion of electronic beats and traditional melodies that tell stories of indigenous lands.

A person is holding an open book titled 'Part One: How Does Storytelling Work?' The book discusses the importance of stories. The setting includes a wooden table, plants, and a blurred outdoor background.

Community Bonds

Building alliances through shared rituals, storytelling, and collective healing practices across nations.

A lively group of drummers and performers is gathered in an open, urban space. The central figure, a man, appears to be singing or shouting enthusiastically with his arms raised. Surrounding him are several other musicians, mostly women, holding drumsticks and smiling. A crowd of onlookers stands behind them, watching the performance, and bare trees and classic architecture form the backdrop as daylight fades.

Gallery

Moments captured from events, courses, and community gatherings.

A vivid and energetic painting featuring abstract indigenous faces adorned with vibrant headgear and ornaments. The composition is filled with swirling patterns and symbols, predominantly in warm shades of red, orange, and yellow. The brushstrokes are dynamic, suggesting movement and intensity.
An older man with a white beard and white cap is playing an acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone. He is seated on a chair outside a shop displaying signs and merchandise. The shop has colorful signs reading 'Jewelry-Stones' and 'Local Driftwood Art,' and displays of clothing with tree designs. A painted sign advertises tattoos and soul design clothing. There is a blue wall, suggesting a laid-back, artistic atmosphere.
A person is engaged in traditional weaving, using a loom to create a patterned textile. The weaver's hands are in focus, manipulating threads of various colors including red, black, and white. The intricate designs on the fabric and on the person's clothing suggest a cultural or ethnic significance.

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