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We live in a world where power is constantly being abused and misused, and where we must be vigilant and protect ourselves and our loved ones from the fear and negativity around us. In this course you will learn to walk through life with protection and light, and to bring peace and beauty to everyone you touch. You will study the practices for undoing sorcery and neutralizing the negativity, envy, jealousy, and harm that might be directed against us and our loved ones, or that we may be calling upon ourselves. (Part of the HLB and MW curriculum)
In this course, you learn how the archetypes, the gods of old, still inform and guide all human activity. You will learn to work with the ancient myths and the forces of nature to guide the course your destiny. With the aid of fairy tales, Jungian archetypes, shamanic storytelling, journeying, quantum physics, the tarot, and dream analysis, we learn how archetypal forces inform our lives. You will learn to use archetypal analysis and energies to heal yourself and others, and to design mythic maps that can guide you, and your clients, in a sacred life-journey. (Part of the HLB and MW curriculum)
Divination is the art of recognizing and aligning oneself with the signs of destiny. You will learn to read the signs provided to us by nature, randomness, and chance events. Shamanic seeing is the learned ability to perceive the luminous world of energy and spirit. You will discover ancient tools to awaken the shaman’s way of seeing. You will learn to sense the energy vortexes, or chakras, as well as develop the skills and tools for tracking and divination. During this week you will open the doors of perception to discover the luminous world of energy and spirit that surrounds us, and awaken the dormant seer within. (a 10 day Peru Expedition or Advanced Divination may be substituted as session seven). (Part of the HLB and MW curriculum)
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