Bring drums and rattles if you have them, a notebook or sketchpad, a small set of oil or chalk pastels, a bandanna or eyeshade, as well as a small, personal offering for Pele such as a small stone from home or an item of significance. Anthropologist Hank Wesselman has worked for more that 30 years with an international team of scientists investigating the mystery of human origins in East Africa. Currently in the 19th year of his apprenticeship in shamanism, he leads workshops and retreats both nationally and internationally. She is now in private practice at the Center for Optimum Health in Roseville, CA, northeast of Sacramento, specializing in Soul Retrieval work. Private rooms can be arranged for a supplement.
Some accommodations are available off-site at nearby bed and breakfasts.
These programs do sell-out so please be sure to register early to avoid disappointment. Departure is by 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 11. Lunch follows with afternoons free for sightseeing, relaxation and other teaching events. Evening gatherings include experiential shamanic journeying. You will need to arrive at the Kona airport on the Big Island.