about weaver... weaver's artist's
statement, below >> weaver is a self-taught artist, musician, singer-songwriter, drum-maker, ceremonialist and initiate/healing practitioner of the reiki shamanic healing arts. She believes her earth-based spirit-roots come from the gift of being raised on an East Delta farm, where she spent countless hours alone in the back fields flying kites, hanging out with majestic snowy owls, hawks, creating ceremony and building secret fortsa sacred landscape that taught her many things...
She later pursued a music career in the United Church... sharing her gift of music in worship, performing at concerts & coffeehouses, leading workshops in song-leading at various gatherings and summer camps. For a number of years she worked as a music resource for BC Conferences in the Vancouver lower mainland and the Island including Naramata Centre in the BC Okanagan.
weaver's spiritual life has definitely come full-circle... she continues to share her art, sacred music in all diverse circles of spiritat workshops and trainings of all kinds, sing-song events, the medicine wheel, women's spirituality events to opening sacred space in churches and more. ...please see her calendar to see what's she's up to >>
weaver's other musical pursuits also include being a songwriter/poet, drum-kit player, singer and guitarist (six and 12-string guitars and dulcitar). She has performed as a solo artist and played in a variety of musical acts, from duos, trios and original bands to theatre and live community radio. As an artist and graphic designer, weaver creates vibrant original works as paintings, illustrations and t-shirt designs. Her work has been featured on the Vancouver Folk Music Festival Society t-shirts, as well as numerous designs for trade union and co-operative based groups acress the country from Vancouver to Ottawa. She also created the popular 1994 International Women's Day poster design (every woman makes a difference) that was commissioned by the BC Government's Ministry of Women's Equality that was widely distributed all over the province for four years in a row. In 2002, she won the World Aids Group (WAG) World AIDS Day poster contest with an original design. To view an online portfolio of some of her past work, please visit www.carolweavercreative.com.
She is in private practice in the Vancouver area offering medicine healing with spiritworXshamanics with Joan Wright. She is very honoured to be the caretaker and carrier of a powerful 27-inch qilaut wind drum named, "laughing wolf". other's feedback on weaver's diverse work >> artist statement...
great spirit is everywhere... above, below, beside and within us all... if we just stop, listen, remember and acknowledge these special nudges of nature, that "they" are always calling us... waiting for us and beckoning us to respond with them, to co-create together & return as onethen magic & miracles can & do happen." ...top Below...
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