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Theodore Lowry
Storypaths Founder, Writer & Storyworker
About Theo
Hi, I’m Theo. I’m an author, speaker, mixed media artist and story workshop facilitator. I live and work on a curious island in the Salish Sea. I drench life with the lively liquids of play. I gather community and cast my voice across the airwaves.
What brought me to story?
First, the myths from my homeland in Turtle Island’s great northern grasslands. Later, a far eastern monastery steeped me in stories and ceremonies. Finally, I’m learning to swim in the lore of my own people, sprouted from the stones of a fabled frosty isle.
I studied and practiced Indian and European mythology, as well as storytelling and story making with the School for Sacred Storytelling, the School of Mythopoetics, Tom Hirons and others. I’m deeply moved by the work of Bill Plotkin, John O’donohue, Martin Prechtel and Srila Narayana Maharaja, to name a few.
With clients, I help unearth your own stories, both personal and business (your brand’s story) and make storied multimedia offerings. I’d love to help you explore the many rich stories you hold, just waiting to be heard.
People are Saying
My brain was lit up with new pathways of thought.
— Annie Christina
Bespoke Seamstress
Theo has a playful way of engaging people to see things different ways; it encourages discovery and creative flow; it allows structure and imagination to co-exist in beautiful ways.
— EvaMarie Padmanabhan
Birth & Death Doula
This work loosened up my grip on how I should tell a story. It felt liberating.
— Jessie White
Spiritual Artist
Theo's incredibly fun exploration led me to a completely new way to present and people were riveted in a way I'd never seen before.
— Katie Colormaiden
Designer, Writer, Developer
Theo helped draw out my own story and clarify my message. Theo distills and guides, allowing the process to unfold to the place where action can be taken.
— Tamara Strijack
Counsellor, Author, Consultant
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