The swing of the Voikku

The first week of camp was over quickly. It was great to go back to camp and meet many acquaintances again and meet new people. I waited for the camp to start all spring and knew I needed this camp for myself. Above all, the camp would once again be an opportunity for me to give time to myself and my greatest passion: creativity. At the same time, I knew I had the opportunity to find some sort of balance in the midst of all this chaos. I just found a suitable book for camp for smahsbook. It was just the right size for me to take it with me wherever I went. For this book, I started building a camp this summer. For the smahsbook, I went through the camp materials from previous years and found something there that I definitely wanted to use this year as well. So what better way than to build a section in a book: something old. And of course for the Harmony retreat, I had to reserve some space for the smahsbook because Retreat was a little left for me in the wi

The Harmony Reatreat was the first camp to be held in the winter. The Harmony Retreat provided an opportunity to calm down and get to know yourself. That's what I really needed.  For once, I had to have time for myself and use the time to get to know myself.  Everyday life and reality just was something completely different than I originally thought. The Harmony Handbook consisted of three parts: soul, mind and body.  Through these three categories, it was meant to reflect on issues related to oneself. The platform for the retreat was a lightened version of the camp map, which was already familiar from Camp wanna Craft, but there was no cabin or opportunity at the camp.  So actually, I could, to some extent, compare The Harmony Retreat to a retreat of silence for my part.  I was always asleep when things in common happened, so they all passed me by. I tried to watch the broadcasts as a replay, but with varying degrees of success.  The change in everyday life due to study leave