Bill Johnson speaks about his experiences of exploring his energy body in this video posted on YouTube. A free journal about Bill's experiences can be found at https://draft2digital.com/book/1291157
Friday, March 29, 2024
Saturday, January 27, 2024
Five phases of writing with Abigail Raeke
Where: 1336 NW Flanders, Portland, OR 97209, or
Register for the meeting here. On the day of the meeting, a Zoom link will be sent to your email.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86420294001?pwd=ZTl2VzkvVTNmK0ZhN29lWUwxcFZNdz09
Join the Portland Chapter on February 6th @ 7:00PM to hear book coach Abigail Raeke talk about the Five Essential Phases of Writing Novels and Memoirs. Completing a successful book is a long-term, multi-faceted project. Get an inside look at the stages that support writing, building, and editing your best book, with practical tools and tips for each stage.
About Abigail Raeke
Abigail Raeke is a writer, developmental editor, and certified book coach with an MFA from Mills College. As a coach, Abbie empowers writers to tell their unique stories and craft strong books. Her instructive style demystifies the narrative process and provides skills that help authors achieve their publishing goals.
About Your Chapter Meeting
Willamette Writers meetings are free and open to all writers, 18 and up. Guests are welcome to make a donation at https://willamettewriters.org/donations/ to help support the cost of the meetings. For information on how to become a Willamette Writers member, click here: https://willamettewriters.org/register/individual/
Wellness
Willamette Writers continue to encourage mask-wearing at our in-person, indoor meetings. If you feel sick, please stay home and join us at one of our online Chapter Meetings.
Young Writers
Young writers are encouraged to join our **Young Willamette Writers **meetings. Sign Up! Any high school or middle-grade writers are welcome to join us. Sign up for our email list at: http://eepurl.com/hRubBf. A registration link will be sent to our email list before our next meeting.
See you there!
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http://www.willamettewriters.org
For information about chapters and meetings in Hillsboro, Salem, Corvallis, Eugene, Newport, Vancouver and Southern Oregon, visit
https://willamettewriters.org/events/
Thursday, November 30, 2023
Looking at Experiences with the Energy Body by Bill Johnson
Learn how to perceive living on an 11 week cycle of the body’s energy flow, from creative highs to a low end where the body feels out of sorts.
Experience how patterns of thought collapse and powerfully project specific types of thoughts into the conscious mind.
Experience subconscious thoughts rising into the conscious mind.
Learn how some forms of depression are restrictions in the energy flow.
Experience how to connect to ideas in the larger universe of energy.
Experience the band of energy that runs around the crown of the head, the halo seen in paintings of Christian saints.
Bill Johnson's journal captures what he learned about his energy body from a year of doing bellows breathing 3-4 hours a day.
FREE on Smashwords at
https://smashwords.com/books/1124821
#prana #yoga #meditation #apana #spirituality #mindfulness #healing #halo
Saturday, November 25, 2023
The Ghost Doctor, by Nancy Hill
#Amazon #kindle #booklover #yabooks #fantasy
https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Doctor-Nancy-Hill-ebook/dp/B00B2MQ96E?/
Sunday, November 19, 2023
https://www.amazon.com/Twelve-Days-Fruitcake-Nancy-Hill-ebook/dp/B00AGIVZNW/
Wednesday, December 21, 2022
A Publishing Primer for Anxious Authors by Laura Stanfill
Laura Stanfill is the publisher of Forest Avenue Press and the author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary (Lanternfish), Powell’s best book of 2022. She has won two Oregon Literary Fellowships for publishing and was awarded the inaugural Independent Book Publishers Association scholarship to the Yale Publishing Course. She believes in building a literary community at the local level as a way to subvert the scarcity model of publishing.
Join us to kick off 2023 with Laura Stanfill on January 3rd @ 7:00 pm at Willamette Writers Headquarters at 1336 NW Flanders St, Portland OR. Laura is the author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary and was a keynote speaker for the WW convention this past summer.
This will be a hybrid meeting, in person and on Zoom. We welcome you to join us by following the instructions below and using this link to register for the event.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9712005385?pwd=Y2YwRTRqSUs1T3F0NkJ6cno0S0hjZz09
Meeting ID: 971 200 5385
Passcode: 1965
About your chapter meetings
Willamette Writers meetings are open to all writers, 18 and up. Guests are welcome to make a donation to help support the cost of the meeting (we believe in paying our speakers for their time and skills). This meeting is run by volunteers. We look forward to seeing you there!
Young writers are encouraged to join our **Young Willamette Writers **meetings. Sign Up! Any high school or middle-grade writers are welcome to join us.
Sign up for our email list at: http://eepurl.com/hRubBf A registration link will be sent to our email list before our next meeting.
MASKING: Willamette Writers continues to require mask-wearing at our in-person, indoor meetings. If you are unable to mask, we invite you to join us at one of our online Chapter Meetings.
Here is a link to our policies.
### Zoom Details
If this is a hybrid meeting, in person and on line, you have to be logged into your own personal Zoom account to attend this meeting (to create a FREE account, go to Zoom.us).
Once you are logged in to your own personal zoom account, register for the meeting with the link provided above.
On the day of the meeting, log into your Zoom account and then click the link zoom sent you in your email when you registered with the link above. If you are logged into your personal zoom account, you can also click the link above and register again if you need to. If you have not done this before, we encourage you to try logging in a half hour before the meeting begins. We had to change our meeting access because of a few inappropriate guests, but we want to continue to keep our meetings open to the public.
To learn more about the Portland chapter of Willamette Writers, visit https://willamettewriters.org/event/portland-a-publishing-primer-for-anxious-authors-by-laura-stanfill/
To learn more about Willamette Writers chapters in Salem, Hillsboro, Corvalis, Eugene, Newport, and Medford, visit http://www.willamettewriters.org