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MA.A.S. BULLETIN
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THE CREATIVE WORKSHOPS
These meetings are designed to enhance the abilities of the
artist, musician, and writer to a new level of perception and synthesis,
yet provide a balance whereby such abilities are converted into tangible
result. This is achieved primarily through the use of the HEMI-SYNC
process. (See M.I.A.S. Bulletin #PR31380H).
It is not the aim of such workshops to teac4 the student how to
paint, play a musical instrument, compose a musical score or lines of
poetry. It presumes the student has learned such techniques to his
own desired degree. Rather, the sessions provide stimulus for inno-
vation, organization, inspiration, and other forms of creativity, and
offer the opportunity of immediate expression.
The typical Creative Workshop is held at the Institute Center in
Nelson County, Virginia, over a long weekend, from Thursday evening
through Sunday afternoon. Meals and housing in the Center are included.
During fixed periods during the day and evenings, different systems
of audio synchronous hemisphereic stimulation are offered. The student,
by experiencing directly such stimulae, determines which pattern is most
effective for his individual needs. He does this by expressing his own
creativity during or immediately following any HEMI-SYNC period of stimu-
lation. After several such sessions, or exercises, the student learns
to re-establish at will his own hemi-sync state, much as takes place in
bio=feedback methods.
In actual practice, for example, an artist experiences hemi-sync
for 30 to 45 minutes while wearing audio headphones and lying in a
Center CHEC unit. (Controlled Holistic Environmental Chamber). Immediately
thereafter, he rises and goes to his easel, canvas and paints, then re-
duces to visible illustration his hemi-sync state. In previous appli-
cations, significant paintings, musical compositions, and books have been
produced with unusual success.
Those attending the Creative Workshops are expected to bring their
own materials, such as oils, canvas, music manuscript paper, instru-
ments, portable typewriters and' notebooks and paper. Audio recording,
still photography, keyboard facilities, and easels will be available
during the Workshop.
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Registration fee for the Creative Workghop is $275. which
includes food, housing, all instruction, and airport pickup service.
For further information or reservation, write or telephone
Alice Durrett
The Center
P.O. Box 94-C
Faber, Virginia 22938
Telephone (804) 361-1252
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