Wake Up! Works is the umbrella organization for The Wake Up! Company, The Wake Up! Artist, Iseeu Theater,  
​Sanctuary of Divine Presence & Expression, and the healing creative artistic spiritual and organizational work of 
"Tonia" Toni Maria Range Kelleher Pinheiro
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As of November 1, 2019 - all in person events and sessions have been suspended ​until further notice 
​see you on Zoom!
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Sweet Water ​Shadow Woman a Memoir
is available in eBook and Paperback!

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FEEL THE FLOW and WAKE UP!
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Wake Up! Works . . .
Wake Up! Works was founded in October 2003 by Tonia Pinheiro. 
​Our mission is to help shift humanity’s operating paradigm
from fear to love.
The word “works” is defined as:
  • deeds (as in performance of moral or spiritual acts); 
  • the internal mechanism of a device;
  • everything available, usually preceded by 'the' ("Give me a hotdog with the works.");
  • manufacturing or industrial plant;
  • in the works (being prepared or worked on);
  • syringe for injecting narcotics [slang] (for Wake Up! Works this would read: “tools for injecting knowledge, wisdom, healing and self-awareness”).
FYI: The word “WOKE” entered American mainstream vernacular as a byword for social awareness. It was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary in September 2017. Woke is the past tense of the verb wake. Its transformation into a byword of social awareness has been promoted by Trevor Noah on The Daily Show and likely started in 2008 with the release of Erykah Badu’s song “Master Teacher” which has the refrain “I stay woke”.
I Cannot Swim (5:14): (c) 2010 Lyrics & loon call by Tonia. 
Drums & percussion by Ukumbwa Sauti & Mark Nathanson.
There is nothing but the flow.
Jump in and hold my hand,
Jump in and hold my head, my face sunward.
Then pull me along, so I don’t drown.
Salty are my tears in this ocean wet.
Salty are my tears in this ocean wet.
Keep me steady in this ocean warm.
Keep me tender in your safety.
Keep me tender in your safety.
I will drown without your life holding mine.
I will drown without your life holding mine.
I cannot swim.