DanaGita showed up for our Get It Done (and Have Fun!) workshop like a racehorse restless at the gate and ready to RUN.
The creativity moving through her came in a series of visions, events, transmissions and a globe-spanning (possibly multi-dimensional) adventure.
She moved on the next invitation in that adventure during our workshop with Jasmyne and me, and I’m thrilled to share it with you.
Within 48 hours, Dana created and launched her new experience:
The Magic of Prague.
A live virtual journey through one of Europe’s great bridge cities.
What strikes me most wasn’t the architecture or even the mysticism of Prague itself. It’s the deeper theme running through the whole event:
Bridges.
Bridges between people.
Bridges between worlds.
Bridges between grief and healing.
Bridges between the life you’ve been living and the one gently calling you forward.
There’s a line DanaGita wrote in her invitation:
“A bridge cannot be built from one side only.”
I think that’s true of almost everything meaningful in life.
Love. Friendship. Creativity. Community.
At some point, someone has to move first and extend a hand. Someone has to say, “Come with me. Let’s see what happens.”
That’s what DanaGita is doing here.
Her event blends storytelling, music, energy work, sacred sites, voice activation and shared exploration into a kind of living transmission. It’s unusual, mystical and very heartfelt.
Exactly the kind of experience I love seeing people finally allow themselves to create instead of endlessly questioning whether or not they’re “allowed” to.
I think there are far more people carrying beautiful worlds inside themselves than we realize. Sometimes all they need is one moment of courage to build the first bridge outward.
One of those moments is happening for DanaGita right now.
If you’d like to join her for The Magic of Prague on May 20th, you can explore it here:
https://www.danagita.com/prague-event
Yours in love and play,
Steph 🐲❤️
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