Muya
Helping Each Other Grow
“Muya” is an Atayal word from northern Taiwan that means “to plant.”
At the Muya Community Center, we are planting a village of families who, like the mother trees of forests, intertwine with each other and consciously share their resources to create a thriving environment for growth.
We offer
*Outdoor Waldorf homeschool enrichment classes
*Monthly family events
*Adult-only classes and social events
*Daily organic, plant-based meals
*AMORE water from The Water Brewery
At Muya we support self-actualization for people of all ages in an environment of community support and artisan-based learning.
What skills, companionship, and connections do you want to share? What do you want to plant with us?
About Muya
It is the mission of the Muya Enrichment community center to provide families with support for socially-connected, eco-friendly, personal development that recognizes and fosters each person’s creative potential, whether they be children or adults!
As we choose to act in positive ways worthy of others' imitation, we open ourselves to more profound understandings of ourselves, each other, and our surroundings. Approaching the world and each new day with a spirit of wonder, returning back to our intrinsic playfulness, we rejuvenate ourselves and enliven others. We become empowered to create something with intention and grace: a drawing, a dance, a new relationship, a business plan, a clearer sense of self. Pursuing our projects, we grow, we have more to offer, and we enrich our community.
The community center currently offers daily organic meals, Waldorf-inspired arts-based classes for children, educational programming for parents, and community-wide festivals and events.
The programming that Muya Enrichment provides speaks to the needs of two specific groups in Orange County:
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families who want be a part of a community that affirms their values of engaging in sustainable, non-toxic, nourishing, quality arts-based activities but do not have recourse to traditional community groups who would support them in these endeavors (religious groups, neighborhood communities, extended family)
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single parents who would like to educate their children themselves but must work during the day to support their family’s material needs
The Muya community center is a branch of the eco-village project, Mother Tree Sanctuary.
Jeannie Lyn
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Our Classes
Muya Community Center offers a variety of outdoor Waldorf enrichment homeschool classes: