

Thu, Jul 16
|Zoom Webinar
Create your Invocation with Seana Zelazo
Sending Your Blessings into the World
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Jul 16, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Zoom Webinar
About the event
A Practice Toward Wholeness
There is a moment when listening becomes speaking.
When what you have gathered within begins to move outward as offering.
Invocation is that moment.
Not as performance.
Not as asking for something outside of you.
But as a living dialogue
between you and the Universe.
A way of speaking from the Well.
In this WellWork gathering, we enter the first Way:
Intention · Meditation · Invocation
We begin by arriving.
By listening deeply.
By sensing what is true within you now.
And then— we give it voice.
Invocation is how you send your blessings into the world.
It is how you name what you stand for.
It is how you enter into relationship with life itself.
Not through effort, but through presence.
When you invoke, something shifts.
Your words begin to carry energy.
Your attention becomes directional.
Your life begins to organize around what you speak.
You are no longer only receiving from the field.
You are participating in shaping it.
In this 90-minute community webinar, we will explore:
• Invocation as a living practice of dialogue with the Universe
• How intention arises from the body, not the mind
• Speaking from presence rather than from habit
• The subtle difference between asking, declaring, and blessing
• How your voice becomes a carrier of coherence and direction
Together, we will:
• Arrive in stillness and listening
• Root into the body as the ground of truth
• Sense what is ready to be spoken
• Practice simple, powerful forms of invocation
• Speak blessings—into our lives, and into the world
We work in the circle, where everything belongs.
Where your voice is not separate from the field, but part of its unfolding.
You may begin to feel:
That your words matter.
That your presence has direction.
That you are already in conversation with life.
And perhaps, most simply—that you are an Oracle.
Not because you know, but because you are willing to listen and then speak from what you hear.