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A Spark of Joy

January 30, 2026, from 10:00 am to Noon MST
February 6, 2026, from 1:00 - 3:00 pm MST
*Recording of the session available after registration

A Free Online Spiritual Creativity Workshop

You don’t need another thing to fix.
You don’t need to try harder or become someone new.

You may need a pause—a moment to breathe, feel, and reconnect with the part of you that knows joy is still possible.

A Spark of Joy is a free, gentle online workshop designed to help you release what’s been weighing on you and reconnect with yourself through the power of creativity.

This experience is for you if you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or numb—and you’re craving something simple, meaningful, and real.

🌸 What You’ll Experience

  • A simple release ritual to gently let go of what’s heavy and create space for clarity and ease.

  • A guided spiritual creativity prompt to awaken joy, intuition, and creative flow—no art experience required.

  • A soul-nourishing moment to feel grounded, inspired, and a little more you again.

This is not about making “good” art.
It’s about listening inward, expressing what’s true, and remembering that creativity is a birthright—not a performance.

Come exactly as you are.
Bring a few simple art supplies, an open heart, and your curiosity.

✨ Let this be your spark.
A small moment that lights the way back to joy.

👉 Register for Free & Join the Workshop

Join author and Creativity Mentor Leah Johnson for this online class, where you will connect with yourself on a deeper level and find empowerment through the energy of your own story, supported by the power of the Divine Feminine and other inspiring women. Together, through creativity, ceremony, and the joy of being among women, we will tap into the wisdom of our ancestors and the healing potential already within you

  • A collection of lit candles with religious imagery, featuring depictions of the Virgin of Guadalupe and other saints, placed on a dark surface.

    Ceremony

    Engage in intentional ceremonies that honor the Divine Feminine and harness the power within yourself.

  • A decorative wall with a blue neon sign that says 'dreams', a beaded artwork with lion and animal motifs, and black helmets in front.

    Creative Dreaming

    Through prompts, exercises, and activities, we will unlock your creativity by dreaming, journaling, and engaging in creative practices. Regardless of your artistic skills, everyone has the power to create, and we will harness this power!

  • Inside a rocky cave with sandy floor illuminated by sunlight from an opening, creating a glowing effect on the ground.

    Release and Renew

    Intentional Creativity facilitates a process of clearing and releasing, helping you to let go of things that hinder your progress. It allows you to give your burdens to Mother Earth, who can hold onto the weight that no longer serves you. In turn, she can envelop you in love and promote new growth. clearing and releasing, which is a process that helps you tap into your ability to let go of things that hold you back. Allowing you to let Mother Earth hold the heavy that no longer serves you and for her to wrap you in love and new growth.

  • A round table covered with a blue and white patterned tablecloth displaying lit candles, photographs, greeting cards, dried flowers, and various small decorative objects arranged in a memorial or spiritual altar setting.

    Integration

    Discover practical tools to incorporate the habit of finding joy in your day-to-day life.

Register Here for Joy.

A confirmation email with the Zoom link will be sent after registration, and recordings will be sent out each day after the session.

Materials needed— A journal, colored pencils or markers, a Sharpie marker

Your Guide:

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Leah Johnson is the author of “Finding Fantastic Joy, How Building a Self-advocacy Campaign Led Me Out of the Darkness.” She is on a mission to help people find joy!

For many years, Leah was in a dark place, but by making some drastic changes and continuing daily to make small ones, she has laid out a path in life for herself to find fantastic joy continually. Life is hard, and there is always something, but by taking steps to make joy a priority, Leah has learned it makes getting through the hard stuff easier.

She has also spent the last decade building a strong relationship with the Divine Feminine and the power she offers for healing and growth. She now seeks to empower women to find the strength, healing, and joy she found in herself through her journey with the divine that leads to more joy!

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