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TUITION: 300 euros (if paid in full by September 1), 350 euros thereafter
INFORMATION & REGISTRATION:
Bucegi Sphinx, Romania |
Friday-Monday, October 5-8
A major part of our work will be to facilitate healing and energy-raising through the practice of soul recovery and vision transfer. Soul recovery is a practice in which we help each other to become self-healers and function as our own shamanic practitioners - to gather and integrate our own families of selves and bring wholeness and vital energy into our lives. For vision transfer, we’ll learn how to grow a dream – a healing image, a brighter sense of life purpose, perhaps a map for the soul’s journey – for someone in need of a dream. We’ll learn reach across time to heal ancestral wounds, discharge karmic burdens, and reclaim ancient rituals. We’ll requicken ways of seeing and healing that were shared by the wise and ancient ones of all traditions, the ones who knew that dreams show us what the soul wants, and open roads for the soul to come home, on both sides of physical death. We’ll practice the core techniques in the shaman’s way of dreaming, including the art of dream travel, timefolding, shapeshifting, reading the sign language of the world and creating and healing from the dreamspace. We’ll stream into creative flow, develop personal rituals and spontaneous art to celebrate our journeys, and generate the wonderful circle energy that makes the extraordinary easy. Dream Archaeology in Romania “You ought not to attempt to cure the eyes without the head, or the head without the body, so neither ought you to attempt to cure the body without the soul….If the head and body are to be well, you must begin by curing the soul.” These famous words about holistic healing are from Socrates (speaking in Plato’s dialogue Charmides) but Socrates wasn’t speaking for himself; he was quoting a military physician who had instructed him on the teachings of his “king and god, Zalmoxis.” This is the name of the ancient deity of the Dacians. Zalmoxis was a man-god who died and was reborn, and who taught the immortality and transmigration of the soul, as well as the ways to heal soul and body. Since the Dacians did not keep written records, we know rather little about their spiritual practices and their god. But in this grand adventure in the mountains of Carpathia, one of our very special assignments will be to use the skills of dream archaeology and the energy and archival memory of the land itself to open authentic connections with the keepers of ancestral wisdom. Dream archaeology is an original method pioneered by Robert Moss. The dream archeaologist combines the skills of the scholar, the detective and the shaman and acquires the ability to travel across time - by the techniques of Active Dreaming - and bring back first-hand knowledge of essential things from the past (or future). This program is an invitation to high adventure and to participate in the healing work of cultural soul recovery. |
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