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Festival du Feminin – Kuala Lumpur 2018

Monika Wyss, Festival Facilitator

08-Mar-18 14:00

Festival du Feminin – Kuala Lumpur 2018

Created in Paris, the Festival du Féminin offers interactive, creative workshops guided by an array of facilitators. Among them are therapists, lecturers, writers, shamans, dancers, painters, singers, energetic healers, coaches, midwives and wise women. They aim to share and convey their deep experience to empower women to trust and follow their own path to reach their essence, their deepest, their most sacred and vibrant inner world. Monika Wyss, the founder of the Heart Sanctuary and facilitator of the festival in Malaysia, joins us to share more.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Tags:  Feminism,  Festival du Feminin,  International Women’s Day 2018,  The Bigger Picture,  Front Row


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