Dancing Home - Winter, Julie

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Résumé :
Serena, the central figure in these linked stories and a born New Yorker, is outrageous, stubborn, mystical and deeply engaged with love of all kinds: emotional, physical, intellectual, and with intimacy that extends into the wider realms beyond the visible world. The stories begin with her birth and follow her life and the lives of her friends and lovers. We meet Ingrid, artist and wild woman; Rose, sensible and intelligent, with a dry wit; Leo, architect and musician, a compassionate, soulful and endearing man and many others, whose origins and connected lives reveal the paradoxes, struggles, bliss and complexities of love. The stories embrace the sensual world and the capacity to hold it with an open heart. They explore the grace of loving in a variety of ways. As Dancing Home unfolds, Serena's intuition leads her to an enhanced relationship with a larger reality and the challenges of integrating that world with ordinary life. Ultimately, this puzzle of who the characters are and the nature of their intertwined lives plays itself out and comes to a fluid conclusion. Dancing Home is a love affair with New York and to the affairs of love.

Biographie:
Julie Winter Is a psychospiritual therapist based in New York with an international practice via the internet. She is a teacher, astrologer, channel and ordained Minister in the Helix Healing Ministry. She co-founded both The Helix Training/Helix Ministry and Healing Works, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving, at no cost, the marginalized population of New York through a wide variety of healing modalities. She is a charter member of the Association of Transformational Leaders NYC.

Her award-winning cable TV program, Micciah Channel/Julie Winter, produced by Jon Child, ran for ten years in the United States and Europe. Those programs and her current work can be seen on WinterChild.com.