When things don’t go your way, have you ever felt you may have inherited substantial burdens from your family lineage that are holding you back?
Despite having done a lot of spiritual and personal development work, many of us still struggle with lingering traumas and unhelpful stories, leaving us feeling disconnected.
Even if we achieve success, money, and status, we often still experience a sense of emptiness, loneliness, or existential malaise.
This sense of disconnection and confusion can be traced to the systems of oppression that have severed our ancestral relationships and erased the sacred stories contained within our bloodlines — both of which hold the key to our personal power, says celebrated writing teacher Tanya Taylor Rubinstein.
We’re often aware of the obvious family stories that no longer serve us — whether they revolve around financial scarcity, relationship issues, or even health challenges.
But what if our inheritance runs deeper than that and includes a redemptive, transformational mission at its core that can empower youright now?
Tanya teaches a potent practice called Somatic Writing, which combines the mystical with the practical to navigate the world of the ancestors, helping you expand your sense of being “at home in your body,” connected to the world, and in deepest alignment with your soul’s purpose.
The Somatic Writing process is an integration of her mastery in the fields of story, embodiment, and healing, which she created after being inspired by the Zulu People — the true originators of Family Constellation work — as well as thousands of her somatic and story students and teachers over the last three decades. It culminates in remarkably impactful, ethical, and evolutionary leadership.
Tanya’s own unexpected 13-year ancestral journey unlocked many hidden mysteries for her and allowed her to access her most authentic sexuality, voice, wealth, and liberation...
... which led her to discovering the “hidden key” to our fulfillment— coming into deep personal relationships with our ancestors.
What makes Somatic Writing so much more powerful than other methods of connecting with your ancestors is that you’re accessing your ancestors though your own body — through the ancestral memories that live on in your DNA — and through the spirits of the land on which you live.
Connecting in this visceral way helps you transmute shame into power and liberate your ancestors from the systemic oppression and ancestral woundings that have attempted to erase and silence them for generations.
When you excavate your story through this process, you call back your power, untether your writing and speaking voice, and deeply embody your own personal magic by becoming your most fully expressed, authentic, liberated self.
In doing so, you heal your lineage, unlock your ability to fully express your unique sacred story, and become a Great Ancestor for future generations.
Join Tanya for this FREE online event, where she’ll guide you through a foundational Writing With the Ancestors practice — enabling you to connect directly with an ancestor or group of ancestors, of both your own bloodline and beyond, who want to support you in experiencing radical breakthroughs regarding your soul’s purpose as it relates to your lineage.
Tanya shares that anyone who desires access to an uncolonized self, to more power and connection, and to profound psychic and intuitive knowings will benefit from this practice.
During this highly experiential hour, you’ll reclaim your ancestral connection and explore how your ancestral stories may hold the key to unlocking your true potential.
Tanya has been a story mentor for the last 25 years. In 2002, she published her book on her methodology, The Cancer Monologue Project, which established her as one of the most globally recognized personal narrative, story, and writing coaches.
When you join Tanya for this illuminating event, you’ll learn more about how you can continue to benefit from her visionary wisdom in her upcoming 7-week live video course...
... in which you’ll learn Tanya’s compelling system for connecting to your body, the ancestors, and the spirits of the land so you can stop hiding behind societal norms, feel fully liberated in your life and work, and finally embody your most expansive worth, wealth, and pleasure.
Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock the transformative power of ancestral connection through Somatic Writing. Join Tanya and embark on a revelatory journey to reclaim your voice, unleash your power, and write the sacred stories that will change your life and the world around you forever.
Tanya Taylor Rubinstein is the founder of Somatic Writing, which is both an organization and a process to experience a liberated life. The process helps people access a deeper sense of embodiment by exploring their relationships with their bodies, home land, and ancestral spirits as storytellers and writers.
She is the editor and founder of The Cancer Monologue Project, which is both a book and a decade-long exploration of her story work with individuals, family members, and members of vulnerable populations who have experienced cancer, HIV/AIDS, or mental health issues. They write and perform their personal stories for their communities on stages ranging from Broadway to small local theaters, to Gilda’s Clubs, wellness communities, hospitals, and cancer centers across the U.S.
In 2011, Tanya partnered with author Candace Walsh to begin teaching memoir. She has been a story coach and theater director for over one hundred solo shows, which were performed at numerous theaters and festivals over the span of two decades.
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Tanya Taylor Rubinstein is the founder of Somatic Writing, which is both an organization and a process to experience a liberated life. The process helps people access a deeper sense of embodiment by exploring their relationships with their bodies, home land, and ancestral spirits as storytellers and writers.
She is the editor and founder of The Cancer Monologue Project, which is both a book and a decade-long exploration of her story work with individuals, family members, and members of vulnerable populations who have experienced cancer, HIV/AIDS, or mental health issues. They write and perform their personal stories for their communities on stages ranging from Broadway to small local theaters, to Gilda’s Clubs, wellness communities, hospitals, and cancer centers across the U.S.
In 2011, Tanya partnered with author Candace Walsh to begin teaching memoir. She has been a story coach and theater director for over one hundred solo shows, which were performed at numerous theaters and festivals over the span of two decades.