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Week Twenty: The Veil (Imagination Practice - Part Two)
Happy Wednesday! Welcome back to Acting Class Daily. Let’s dig in to this week’s personal crafting work - adding resources, recommendations, and troubleshooting tips inspired by the discoveries and challenges of EA teammates worldwide.
Veil On!
As the next step in your Imagination Practice “beyond the threshold”:
Allow The Veil to surprisingly fall over your instrument.
Surrender as it shapes your behavior to the expectations of your environment.
Accept the twists & turns of imaginative experience happening below The Veil in your “secret garden.”
Step-By-Step (class clip)
Veil Off!
As the final step in your Imagination Practice “beyond the threshold”:
Allow The Veil to surprisingly fall off your instrument as your environment allows.
Surrender as your “secret garden” behavior instantly explodes into the now.
Test, tune, sharpen and shape your veil muscle with instant “tune-ins.”
Secret Garden (class clip)
Our Way (class clip)
Members: What’s the most challenging aspect of working with The Veil?
EA Physical Practice Playlist (Spotify)
EA Physical Practice Playlist (Apple Music)
This week I’ve added THREE new songs to our EA Physical Practice playlist.
Here Comes The Flood (Peter Gabriel) to invite the taste of touch, Going Whichever Way The Wind Blows (Pete Droge) to inspire the permission of our lazy, Sunday morning roll, and When The Saints Go Marching In (Sidney Bechet) to inspire your world of standing and spinning into the unknown.
The EA Physical Practice playlist is setup to be used three songs at a time, offering new flavors and colors to each of your explorations.
EA Imagination Practice Playlist (Spotify)
EA Imagination Practice Playlist (Apple Music)
This week I’ve added Abyssinian Secret (Cilla Black) to our EA Imagination Practice playlist.
The playlist begins with Perpetual Mobile (Penguin Cafe Orchestra) to ignite our Michael Chekhov work, welcome our mischievous Elysium Artist, and stir the feel of forward.
Songs are added weekly, inspiring new levels of permission and play as you cross the threshold into your playground of possibility.
It’s time to highlight a Substacker (or two) that’s sure to tickle the tastebuds and add some spice to this week’s work:
