Reweaving the Dream of Our Future

Apr 10 - May 1, 2025
Thursdays 11 am - 12:30 pm (PT)

Reweaving the Dream of Our Future

How to Tell Powerful Stories to Change the World

Live Online Course with Leah Lamb

How do we change the world? One story at a time. One story at a time. Language changes consciousness, so the stories we tell each other and that we tell ourselves matter. How can we ensure that every story we tell creates vision and hope? How can we counter deeply embedded narratives of doom and scarcity that don’t serve our ability to thrive? Our humanity and our capacity to tell stories are intrinsically linked and connected to the natural world. How can we look to our connection to nature for inspiration and heal the stories that limit us — drawing from traditions, wisdom, and rituals that echo across generations?

Dates

April 10 - May 1, 2025

Meeting Times

Thursdays
11 am - 12:30 pm PT

Duration

4 Weeks

Format

Live Online with Weekly Discussions

Cost

$349

This course is designed for those who feel called to harness the power of storytelling to inspire personal and collective change. Together, we will explore how to be effective storytellers and how to communicate a vision of what’s possible. The course is for the professional as well as the personal, whether you are an activist, media creator, facilitator, entrepreneur, or a visionary with good intentions looking to promote healing, restoration, and balance.

You will walk away equipped not only with an enriched understanding of storytelling but also with a toolkit of practices you can share with others. These practices will empower you and your communities to shape a meaningful framework for the world we all wish to inhabit: one rooted in connection, compassion, and vision.

Join us on this journey to uncover the art of storytelling as a sacred act of healing, change, and endless possibility.

This course runs from April 10 - May 1, 2025, with live classes held on Thursdays from 11 am - 12:30 pm PT via Zoom. Recordings will be available for registrants who miss a session.

I’ve learned with Leah that being a Sacred Storyteller is about so much more than telling stories well. It’s a way of Being in life – of being in service, available to the Divine, in the specific ways that are truest to our own natures. Leah is a masterful guide and a committed advocate for creators and for the Creator in us all and has taught me a new way of being in partnership with inspiration and wisdom.

Grace Boda

I was deeply moved by how rich, expansive, and essential Leah's work is. She isn't just a storyteller and her work is not just about storytelling. Leah is a midwife holding space for the creative force to move through us and birth a new paradigm.

Claudette Thomas

I not only learned how to write my own stories and perform them confidently, I also learned how to live story. Leah supported me in getting to know a story so well that it embeds into my skeletal structures, flows through my emotional waters, burns through to a personal truth, and finally affects the way I live and breathe. I have loved stories my whole life, and still Leah introduced me to the mysterious transformative power of stories in a way no other teacher has.

Melinda Bielas

Through her masterful guidance, and her willingness to dance with the Great Mystery, Leah taught me how storytelling can be a powerful source of personal and collective healing.

Elizabeth Gould

My storytelling was mechanical and stale and, in a way — unlived, unliving and under-lived. After this course, something was awakened. This course was exactly what I needed to spark my soul into finally living that storytelling side that I never dreamt I could and would live up to.

Bettina Lonfat

Leah lives in story. It resonates in her being – as a teller, as a writer/thinker, as an activist/world changer, as a contemporary artist rooted in the ancient. She knows the alchemy of myth and the miracle of life, and the tangible magic of language performed.

Joe Lambert

Founder, Digital Story

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

The Distinction Between Narrative, Story, and Vision: Gain a deep understanding of the unique roles narratives, stories, and visions play in shaping our perceptions and guiding change.
Healing Through Story: Learn how to identify and transform old, limiting stories—both personal and collective—to foster healing and growth.
Techniques for Guiding Others: Develop practical skills for leading others through storytelling practices that inspire empathy, resilience, and community-building.
Building a Visionary Framework: Discover how to use storytelling as a tool for envisioning and manifesting a world grounded in shared values and unity.
Embodied Storytelling Practices: Engage in exercises that integrate body, mind, and spirit, making storytelling a holistic and impactful practice for all participants.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Leah Lamb is the founder of The School for Sacred Storytelling, where she supports the re-emergence of Story being recognized as an ancient healing art that supports the liberation of consciousness as a tool that can support the expression of our full potential.

Her writing has been published in Spirituality & Health Magazine, Good Magazine, National Geographic News Watch, Fast Company, and Huffington Post. She produced The Green Channel for Al Gore’s Current TV, and covered The UN Climate Talks in Paris & Copenhagen.Leah has studied at The Neighborhood Playhouse, Williamstown Theater Festival, The Orphan Wisdom School, The 13 Moon Mystery School.

Through her courses, international retreats, and presentations, she explores the relationship between story, earth, spirit, and healing, and how this alchemical union of sacred storytelling impacts our consciousness. She is committed to creating spaces where participants can engage creativity as a tool to activate their life force.

COURSE MODULES

Week 1

Explore the origins of story and narrative, and begin crafting your manifesto for what it means to be a conscious creator.

Week 2

Examine the 6 big challenges within the climate narrative, and learn approaches for how to heal these stories.

Week 3

Dive into the art of vision storytelling and develop skills for facilitating a vision story council.

Week 4

Journey into nature to uncover insights into your true nature, deepening your storytelling through an authentic connection to the natural world.

There are those who shape the world they live in, and there are those who live in a world shaped by others.

Reweaving the Dream of Our Future

How to Tell Powerful Stories to Change the World

With Leah Lamb

$349

Apr 10 - May 1, 2025Thursdays 11 am - 12:30 pm (PT)