Biographaea
A Three-Part Series via Zoom
with Christopher Bee, Douglas Garrett, and Diane Piette
January 2027
Registration now open
“New Community”
by Gerhard Reisch (1899-1975)
Join us online via Zoom for a Free Introductory Session to this three-part series!
“What Does it Mean to Become a Representative of Humanity?”
November 29, 2026
1:00 PM Eastern
What does it mean to become a Representative of Humanity?
Your Thinking creates a Biographical Imagination of Your Self with Spirit SoulConsciousness.
So Angels, Human Spirits and Elementals may know and recognise Your Spirit Self.
Your Feeling embraces Biographical Inspiration about Your Companions through Compassion.
So Angels, Human Spirits and Elementals may exchange revelations with Your Spirit Self.
Your Willing strives to enable Communities of Biographical Intuition permeated by Conscience.
So Angels, Human Spirits and Elementals may experience Your Love for Humanity and Earth.
Learn More About the Three-Part Series…
Biographaea
Begins January 2027
Saturdays at 12:00 PM Eastern
January 16, 23, and 30
Two-Hour Live Sessions via Zoom
Session Topics
January 16 — Biographical Consciousness Soul Development
January 23 — Nourishing Spirit-Self Communities
January 30 — Cosmic Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence
Meet the Facilitators…
Christopher Bee: biographysocialart.org/directory
Author and co-creator of Edition Biographæa : biographaea.com
Professional Training in Applied Biographical Development : christophori.com
Douglas Garrett received certification for facilitating Biography and Social Art in 2021, with a third year project titled "Medicine and Biography." He leads groups and one-with-one sessions exploring life-destiny situations, and has a special interest in biographical possibilities for working with health, illness and healing
Diane Piette is one of the current Directors of the Biography and Social Art Certificate Program, having completed the training herself. She taught History and English for 34 years before retiring. Diane received her certificate through Waldorf Teacher Training, but chose to remain in the Chicago Public Schools, where she drew on what she learned to enliven her teaching through story and art.
She enjoys the journey of working with individuals and groups, facilitating their process of exploring who they are and why they are here.
This Workshop Series is offered on a sliding scale of $90–$150.
After submitting this form, you will be directed to a payment page where you can pay by credit card or find instructions for mailing a check.
Please note: Sessions will not be recorded and are designed around live participation.
Ready to Join Us for the Series?
If you would like to request financial assistance to participate in this workshop please email administration@biographysocialart.org.
The Center for Biography and Social Art is committed to equal opportunity and does not discriminate in any program or activity on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or any other protected class.