Healing the Split Papusa Molina and Margaret Pavel Contemporary society, embedded in Western culture, proposes the separation between mind, body, and spirit. It also places a high value on individuation and distancing from the collective. This type of living creates fragmented lives. This course is a part of a general restoration of our lost female heritage of healers, yoginis, priestesses, and seers from ancient goddess-based cultures around the world. Teachings address the long continuous thread of women healers that can be documented throughout all the ages of world history and everywhere on the globe.
Every culture has rites of passage.
This ceremony helps us to celebrate and to bring meaning to the changes in our lives. Through ritual the shaman's path of spiritual transformation we remain connected to the spirit of nature, to ourselves, and to each other. This course includes spiritual, creative and holistic practices which will awaken us to the healing traditions of African and Native American shamanism. In this course we will evaluate the position of spirituality in modern urban culture and its impact on the conditions of our lives. We will discuss our present needs, and explore the possibilities for enriching our experience of daily life.