Feb 22-24, 2008
This inspiring program for women is an immersion in nature, in the ways of the ancestors, and in the balance of energies found in nature and reflected in you. Unleash your personal power in authentic service to yourself, your relationships, and your world.
Illuminate and express your own unseen nature in powerful ways in a supportive and inspiring community of women. When you make the magical connection with nature’s mysteries, you will remember who you really are. You will find and give voice to your own unique inner nature.
In a beautiful setting, you will experience ceremony, dreamwork, and exercises in contemplative awareness that will enable you to tap your inner wisdom. You will practice ancient skills for living in harmony with the natural world (sources of warmth, shelter, water, food, and crafts) that guide you into greater connection with the transformational power of nature.
When we act in service to the mysterious inner voice that guides each of us to our balance, we feel an increased sense of power. Those who’ve attended this program report gifts like:
• A better sense of direction and more confidence about the future
• Increased intuition and greater awareness of the inner and outer worlds
• Heightened ability to access personal resources
• Deeper, more authentic relationships with the people in their lives
• Feeling more at home roaming in wild (and not so wild) places
This is a nature-based program that will take place inside and outdoors, so bring warm winter clothing.
Lorene Wapotich, Director of Her Feet on the Earth (www.HerFeetOnTheEarth.org), is a dynamic and seasoned teacher trained in wilderness leadership, natural-history education, female development, nature-based mentoring, and rites of passage. For 16 years, she has been a wilderness guide, educator, and herbalist in the Wise Woman Tradition, and she is passionate about connecting women and girls with nature and their inner power and wisdom.
Mary Sweeney’s 20 year career in education, psychology, wilderness education, and alternative healing arts led her to the study of nature as a healing medium and to a Ph.D .in Adult Learning. This past decade, she has passionately pursued ancient ways of living, including healing and spiritual traditions. Mary’s primary interests are in ancient dream journeying and in using ancient living skills as a contemplative practice.