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Sunweavers Center
for Whole Life Education

Grayville, IL

Co-Founders and Directors: Honora Finkelstein & Susan Smily
(618) 375-5104

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Sunweavers Center for Whole Life Education is a whole life-arts education center, founded on the principles that education is a life-long process and that if we are to heal the planet, we each must first learn how to heal ourselves.
Sunweavers Center, in Grayville, Illinois, also provides space for the offices of Sunweavers, Inc, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Sunweavers Center is devoted to the concept that learning is a lifelong process. It's a place where people from all over the country can come for workshops, seminars, classes, discussions, and retreats on a wide range of topics. The center currently has the facility to sleep 14 people, and a portion of the net profits from all workshops and sales goes to support the networking projects of the nonprofit.

Honora Finkelstein and Susan Smily are writers, teachers and healers with combined experience of over half a century. They take a holistic approach to learning, offering information and workshops in mental, physical, emotional, spiritual, and creative areas. Their workshops are innovative, energetic, creative, healing, and fun. They offer Hemi-Sync® and Reiki trainings, and writing workshops and retreats both at their center in Illinois and around the U.S. and Canada. If you'd like to sponsor them in your area, give them a call; workshop sponsors receive substantial discounts on trainings.

Grayville is a small town, but it has a pleasant 'flea market' store within walking distance of our house.
Much of the 'downtown' area  -  only 1 block away -
was built in the 1890's or 1900's.
Many buildings have been repainted to reflect historic decorations.

It is also only a short walk to the water.
Unfortunately, this is an oxbow lake, not the Wabash,
but the nearby park has a road that leads to the river front.
 

 

 

 


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by Honora Finkelstein and Susan Smily.

Updated: 02/04/2008