Aromas in Creativity New Writing Workshop in Downtown Raleigh 4/30
The Triangle Writers Group announces their first workshop in downtown Raleigh on Saturday, April 30th from 3PM-5PM. Aromas in Creativity will explore scent associations in writing exercises at Nature's Pure Essentials, an essential oils and soap shop in the Five Points Area.
- Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, NC (1888PressRelease) April 12, 2011 - Writers in the Triangle Area
Raleigh-Durham area writers can participate in a one-of-a-kind writing workshop. Instead of being given a word or an object as a writing prompt, the classroom will be diffused with different aromas that are shown to increase creativity. Writers will have about ten minutes to free write during each diffusion, sharing work is optional, and ways of evoking spontaneous creativity in future writing will be explored.
Using the Five Senses in Writing
Essential oils are used in aromatherapy to send certain messages to the brain, some aromas can also be used to motivate creativity. The workshop will be hosted by certified aroma therapist and owner of Nature's Pure Essentials, Sue Dwiggins, and Cary-based freelance writer and organizer of Triangle Writers, Tara Lynne Groth. Dwiggins researched which aromas affect creativity and formulated a special blend of oils, a "creativity potion," specifically for writers to enhance the art of writing. Studies reported just a year ago in The Telegraph have shown that scent is our most powerful sense, triggering memories and even re-creating emotions.
The workshop fee is $20 and includes a gift bag of essential oils products. Seating is limited. RSVPs can be made at www dot taralynnegroth dot com.
About Triangle Writers
Triangle Writers is an amalgamation of creative and passionate writers in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary and surrounding areas who love the art of storytelling, whether it is short fiction, memoir, a novel or a magazine feature. Triangle Writers offers critique groups for mystery writers, novelists, screenwriters and creative non-fiction. There is even a virtual critique group for writers who are unable to attend in person. Critique groups are free to join and attend. Special workshops and query clinics are offered for an additional fee. The group is organized by Tara Lynne Groth, author and full-time freelance writer based in Cary.
About Nature's Pure Essentials
Nature's Pure Essentials was founded by Sue Dwiggins after she became interested in living a more natural lifestyle years ago when she was introduced to the world of essential oils. Through personal research and experimentation she has found a multitude of uses for natural products from illness prevention, cleaning products, to pet flea collars. She shares her passion and knowledge at her Five Points area shop where she provides the Triangle region with synthetic-free natural body products like soaps, essential oils, lotions and bath salts. She also offers educational classes, providing the community with a great place to learn and enjoy the benefits of a healthy, more natural lifestyle.
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