Rewilding Your Story: Writing Workshop

You came into this world with a specific way of seeing, feeling, and moving through life that was unmistakably yours. But, like so many things, over time, that way you had was tamed, thanks to the adults who preferred you smaller and our culture that so often rewards the careful and the safe.

And it’s likely that your writing learned the same lessons: be acceptable, avoid offending, don’t say anything too true.

This workshop, led by Westford resident Madeleine Eno, is an invitation to rewild your story—in other words, to retrieve the voice that has been tamed. It’s for writers who are working on projects and wanting some juice and flow and for any one curious to access the truth of your voice.

In this immersive experience, we’ll retrieve what’s inside. And there’s so much there. Through writing prompts, sensory exercises, poetry, and the wisdom of the Gene Keys, we’ll move past the guards that have done their job of protecting you and into the voice that has a lot to say. Together, we’ll listen for the thread that runs through everything you’ve been, said, loved, lost, and transformed.

Why do this? Because there’s a difference between sharing information and delivering medicine. Information can help. But medicine enters the body and changes something. When you write from your golden thread — your truest frequency — that’s what your words become.

This workshop is for anyone who suspects your voice and your writing have been tamed too long, and is ready to explore what your soul is longing to express.

Held at New England Goddess Temple, Boxboro