Play isn’t just an act of hope or faith. Play is an aria of consciousness. Play enables us to self-actualise through accompaniment and mutual support. This is why laughter is the sound of play. Laughter is the sound our heart makes when we are having fun.
Having played for the past 30 years – both professionally and personally – for most of my adult life, I’ve discovered the golden key to game-changing transformation is by changing our relationship with play.
When our relationship with play changes, we change, the world around us changes. Play isn’t just good for us. Play is good for everyone.
We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the Feast at the Party of Life as The School of Play turns 7 years old this week!
We made this to share with you. For each and everyone of us who yearns and learns to play the True Play way.
THE SCHOOL OF PLAY 