Embodying Unity: Art, Work, and the Spiritual Life

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March 10

Daniela Yamez Arrey
Tuesday 7 pm
Onsite and Zoom

This talk explores the unity of matter and spirit through lived experience, artistic practice, and conscious work. Drawing from years of communal life at Saint Elmo Village and from an ongoing land-based project in the foothills of the Andes, Daniela shares a vision of spirituality not as abstraction, but as embodied action. Rather than presenting theory or doctrine, the talk offers a deeply human narrative about creativity, service, simplicity, and courage—inviting listeners to reconnect with their own inner voice and creative responsibility in the world.

$10

Daniela Yamez Arrey is a multidisciplinary artist based in San Rafael, Argentina. Her work integrates art, ecological construction, perma-culture, and community-oriented practices. Through land-based projects and educational initiatives, she explores how creativity, spirituality, and service can converge in everyday life.

Death Café: Tea, Cake, and Conversation

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Francine Oller and Ananya Sri Ram

Tuesday 7 PM

Onsite only

Inspired from the work of Swiss sociologist Bernard Crettaz’s “Death Mortels,” Death Cafes became more well known in the US by Jon Underwood and a team of other people. The objective behind a Death Café is “to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.” It is not a support or counseling group, but a place for people to sit together over cake and tea to discuss in an “accessible, respectful and confidential space” about death without “an agenda, theme. or objective.”

$10

Francine Oller has been a student of Theosophy since 2009. She is continually inspired by the reflection of the Ancient Wisdom in her life.

Ananya Sri Ram comes from a Theosophical family. She serves as director of the Krotona School.