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Power Path School of Shamanism offers an broad curriculum of evening classes, weekend workshops and residential retreats.
Principles of Shamanism Training: 2008
JULY 24-30, 2008 @ EAGLE BEAR RETREAT, NEW MEXICO
This experiential workshop series, led by Jose and Lena Stevens, is designed to give you a comprehensive and in-depth foundation of Shamanism with the tools you need to live a life of Shamanic practice. The training will be held at Eagle Bear Retreat, 2 hours NE of Santa Fe. The curriculum will include group process, lecture, experiential exercises, solo time and daily shamanic Chi Gong. Eagle Bear provides over 1000 acres of electromagnetic free wilderness as our outdoor classroom. Facilities are glorified camping with an outdoor kitchen, outhouses and hot showers. A 30-foot yurt provides the group meeting space for indoor lectures.
The training curriculum:
Navigating Life Using Shamanic Maps
States of reality, shamanic worlds and levels, containers and cycles of
transition and movement, physical and non-physical maps and the body as
a map.
Working With Power
Understanding the rules of power, using power objects, working with
allies and places of power, boundaries, protection and anchoring
personal power practices.
Becoming Free
Identifying and removing obstacles, recapitulation, working with
patterns, confronting fear, death as an ally, shamanic intention,
prayer and song.
Tuition: $975.00 includes all meals
Additional Information:
Registration: $200 holds your place. Balance is due by July 1. Deposit
refundable before July 1, non-refundable after July 1. Please use the
website to register or send your deposit to P.O. Box 272, Santa Fe, NM,
87504.
Eagle Bear is 2 hours NE of Santa Fe, approx 5 hours from Denver and 2
hours and 45 minutes from Albuquerque. (See more about Eagle Bear on
our website) Program is not suitable for children under 16 or those
with a physical handicap. Must be in reasonable physical condition
since we will be spending much of our time out doors. The training
begins at noon on Thursday, July 24 and ends at noon on Wednesday, July
30.
Accommodations are rustic/glorified camping, there is a group tent or
you can bring your own tent for privacy. All meals are healthy and
delicious, vegetarians accommodated. Temperatures will range from 80's
in the day to 60's at night. You will need layers of clothing as well
as light rain gear and good walking shoes. A complete list of what to
bring and directions to Eagle Bear will be sent upon registration for
the training.
Moving Beyond Fear
August 22-24, 2008
Eagle Bear Retreat • New Mexico
A 3-day experiential workshop using a shamanic approach to releasing fear patterns.
Fear takes many forms. It stops the energy flow and can cause depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, despair and an inability to move forward in life. Fear can trap you in old patterns for a long time and diminish your creative and authentic expression. This seminar takes a look at the different faces of fear, identifying your personal patterns and then through a variety of shamanic practices and experiences with the support of nature, you will move to understand, unwind, dissolve and release them. The end result is more power, clarity, balance and harmony.
No previous experience is necessary for this program however a basic understanding of shamanism is helpful. The weekend will be held at Eagle Bear Retreat, 2 hours NE of Santa Fe. Eagle Bear provides over 1000 acres of electromagnetic free wilderness as our outdoor classroom. Facilities are glorified camping with an outdoor kitchen, outhouses and hot showers. A 30-foot yurt provides the group meeting space for indoor lectures.
Tuition: $375 includes all meals
Additional Information:
Registration: $100 holds your place. Balance is due by August 1. Deposit refundable before August 1, non-refundable after August 1. Please use the website to register or send your deposit to P.O. Box 272, Santa Fe, NM, 87504.
Eagle Bear is 2 hours NE of Santa Fe, approx 5 hours from Denver and 2 hours and 45 minutes from Albuquerque. (See more about Eagle Bear on our website) Program is not suitable for children under 16 or those with a physical handicap. Must be in reasonable physical condition since we will be spending much of our time out doors. The workshop will begin at 4 PM on Friday, August 22 and end at 2 PM on Sunday, August 24
Accommodations are rustic/glorified camping, there is a group tent or you can bring your own tent for privacy. All meals are healthy and delicious, vegetarians accommodated. Temperatures will range from 80's in the day to 60's at night. You will need layers of clothing as well as light rain gear and good walking shoes. A complete list of what to bring and directions to Eagle Bear will be sent upon registration for the training.
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