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Introduction to Shamanism

With Jay Thomas

May 10 - 12, 2019

Date and Time Details: Introduction to Shamanism will begin on Friday, May 10th with dinner at 7 pm, and end after closing circle on Sunday, May 12th at 1 pm. Please plan to be with us for this entire time and please let us know if you need to arrive late or leave early!

Location Easton Mountain Retreat Center

Address: 391 Herrington Hill Rd
Greenwich, NY 12834

Questions? :

For questions about lodging and logistics please contact:
info@eastonmountain.org

For questions about the program, contact the facilitators at:
HealingShamanicPathways@gmail.com


RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS
  • Semi-Private – $595.00
  • Quad – $495.00
  • Garden Cabin – $395.00
  • Commuter – $295.00
  • Newbie – $295.00

Join like-minded gay, bi and queer men in exploring ancient shamanic healing techniques in this safe, experiential workshop. Learn the basic, core technique of the shamanic journey, a visionary method used to induce a natural, altered state of consciousness, that when used with intention, can nurture self-renewal, balance, and empowerment. Aided by drums, rattles, ceremony and sacred space, journey to the worlds of non-ordinary reality-–the shamanic state of consciousness–for information and healing. Gather with like-minded spirit seekers for awakening and restoring your dormant spiritual power, abilities, and your connections with Nature. Also, we’ll work with a classic, shamanic divination technique for problem-solving and learn how shamanism can be applied in contemporary, daily life to help heal oneself, others, and the Planet.

Modern shamanism is for everyone! No experience necessary. This workshop provides tools for personal growth and connection and welcomes men from all religious and spiritual traditions. Join us for a weekend of community, fun, and exploration!

We invite you to bring sacred items (icons, amulets, tributes) to place on the altar we will create together.  Also, bring a drum and/or rattle, if you have them (we have extras to share); a rock between the size of a large orange and grapefruit (not a crystal) for the divination exercise; journal for recording your journeys; eye covering to block out light, if preferred.

Read more in Blog posts by Jay Thomas

Why Shamanism Now?
Jay Thomas was recently interviewed by the Q+ Spirit Shamanic Healing Network. Read More →

Jay Thomas Writes About Finding Spirit in Nature
I slept around as a kid.  A lot.  And I really liked it.  I have no shame.  Napping on the grass.  Snoozing under a tree. Dozing on a sun-warmed rock.  Shut-eye in hollows.  Read More →

 

About the Facilitator

Jay Thomas

Jay Thomas is an eclectic shamanic practitioner, humbly honoring sacred traditions of all ancestors.  Jay uses both ancient and modern techniques to walk between the worlds and return with wisdom for use in problem-solving, self-discovery, personal growth, and healing. In his practice, Jay connects with alchemical energies [fire, water, earth and air], the rhythms and voices of […]

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