| Date & Time: | Sunday, November 8, 2009
- Friday, November 13, 2009
9:00 AM |
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The Vessels of Soul’s Wisdom:
A Journey Through the Three Cauldrons
A six-day workshop with Holotropic breathwork and shamanic practices from the Celtic traditions of Ireland
With Cait Branigan (OBOD) and Diana Medina (GTT)
Date: November 8-13 2009
Location: Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, USA
Cost: $1375 for double, or $1610 for single room.
The three cauldrons are the repositories of our essence, our life force, and our spirit. They contain our soul’s vitality, creative energies, and experiences as it travels through life. They fuel our vocation and capacity for wisdom.
Through art, sound, dance, and Holotropic Breathwork, participants will have the opportunity to explore shamanism as a spiritual practice and the role of the shamanic journey. Our aim is to ensure the clear and free-flowing nature of our essence and energy through the body. We will explore each Cauldron using journey, chant, and ceremony to discover that which lies within.
Participants will also develop the ability to use shamanic techniques to help access and express there own source of inspiration for use in living creatively, freely, and fully from the heart. Cait will be with the group for the first two days of the workshop, and Diana Medina will lead the remainder of the week.
The workshop will be held at the Columbine Inn in the beautiful mountains of New Mexico’s Taos Ski Valley, with stunning views and abundant wildlife, and in the embrace of the American Southwest’s natural power.
Cait Branigan is an ordained priestess of the Western Mystery Tradition, a member of OBOD, and a Bean Feasa (Shamanic practitioner in the Irish tradition). She works with individuals at her healing center in Co. Wexford Ireland. She also teaches groups and conducts ceremonies throughout the country and abroad in the areas of women’s mysteries, and facilitates rites of passage and sweat lodges in the Irish tradition. She is an Ovate with the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids and a member of the Fellowship of Isis.
Diana Medina is a resident of southern Colorado. She has practiced as a physician assistant in pediatrics since 1986. She began her adventure with Holotropic Breathwork in 1993, and certified as a facilitator in 1998. Since that time, Diana has offered workshops in Colorado, New Mexico, and India. She has worked at various workshops with Stan Grof and Tav Sparks and has been on staff with the Grof Transpersonal Training program since 1999. This has allowed her to travel with the training to Mexico, South America, and throughout the United States. "It has been a great pleasure being part of the GTT staff and an honor to be a witness and support to people from all over the world in their adventure of self-discovery."
For more information about this workshop or about Holotropic Breathwork in general, please visit www.Holotropic.com.
This workshop considered is an elective within the GTT training program, but it is also open to the public. Early registration is encouraged.
A Journey Through the Three Cauldrons
A six-day workshop with Holotropic breathwork and shamanic practices from the Celtic traditions of Ireland
With Cait Branigan (OBOD) and Diana Medina (GTT)
Date: November 8-13 2009
Location: Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, USA
Cost: $1375 for double, or $1610 for single room.
The three cauldrons are the repositories of our essence, our life force, and our spirit. They contain our soul’s vitality, creative energies, and experiences as it travels through life. They fuel our vocation and capacity for wisdom.
Through art, sound, dance, and Holotropic Breathwork, participants will have the opportunity to explore shamanism as a spiritual practice and the role of the shamanic journey. Our aim is to ensure the clear and free-flowing nature of our essence and energy through the body. We will explore each Cauldron using journey, chant, and ceremony to discover that which lies within.
Participants will also develop the ability to use shamanic techniques to help access and express there own source of inspiration for use in living creatively, freely, and fully from the heart. Cait will be with the group for the first two days of the workshop, and Diana Medina will lead the remainder of the week.
The workshop will be held at the Columbine Inn in the beautiful mountains of New Mexico’s Taos Ski Valley, with stunning views and abundant wildlife, and in the embrace of the American Southwest’s natural power.
Cait Branigan is an ordained priestess of the Western Mystery Tradition, a member of OBOD, and a Bean Feasa (Shamanic practitioner in the Irish tradition). She works with individuals at her healing center in Co. Wexford Ireland. She also teaches groups and conducts ceremonies throughout the country and abroad in the areas of women’s mysteries, and facilitates rites of passage and sweat lodges in the Irish tradition. She is an Ovate with the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids and a member of the Fellowship of Isis.
Diana Medina is a resident of southern Colorado. She has practiced as a physician assistant in pediatrics since 1986. She began her adventure with Holotropic Breathwork in 1993, and certified as a facilitator in 1998. Since that time, Diana has offered workshops in Colorado, New Mexico, and India. She has worked at various workshops with Stan Grof and Tav Sparks and has been on staff with the Grof Transpersonal Training program since 1999. This has allowed her to travel with the training to Mexico, South America, and throughout the United States. "It has been a great pleasure being part of the GTT staff and an honor to be a witness and support to people from all over the world in their adventure of self-discovery."
For more information about this workshop or about Holotropic Breathwork in general, please visit www.Holotropic.com.
This workshop considered is an elective within the GTT training program, but it is also open to the public. Early registration is encouraged.
