Neo-shamanic journeying is a modern form of shamanism that incorporates elements of indigenous shamanic practices and contemporary spirituality. Our journey is suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
The session will involve Medicine Drumming ,prayer, chanting, plant medicine and in the form of sacred Cocoa, Card Reading
Experience the power of neo-shamanism and discover the wisdom of your inner world.
Limited spots available, so book your spot now! We can't wait to journey with you!"
A broom to dance with
You must dress as a Witch ,or saint up to you
Allow yourself three hours for the entire journey you will experience....
COST $15 Cash Please
What To Bring
You Must Dress In Costume
Broom ,Water,Chair,Medicine Drum, Money
Lunch ,at your own expense
PLEASE READ BELOW
.According to Celtic mythology, the veil between the Otherworld and our world thins during Samhain, making it easier for spirits and the souls of the dead to return.
All Souls' Day, was initially celebrated in the spring, during the early years of the Church. Christians then adopted this tradition and Halloween derives from a holy day, All Saints' Day.The root word of Halloween is ''hallow,'' which means ''holy.'' The suffix "een" is an abbreviation of "evening." Halloween refers to the Eve of All Hallows, the night before All Saints' Day, the Christian holy day that honors saintly people of the past.
More than a thousand years ago in Ireland and Britain, a common custom of Christians was to come together on the eve of the feast of Hollow Eve to ask for God's blessing and protection from evil in the world. Often, they would dress in costumes of saints or evil spirits and act out the battle between good and evil around bonfires. That's the source of the modern observance of Halloween. The church observance was in turn built upon pagan customs of honoring the dead.
In the Americas, church ritual mixed with native celebration of ancestors. Mayans, Incans and other Native Americans had great reverence for the dead and ancestor worship was culturally important. That tradition blended into the Catholic holy days of the dead. The ''Dia de los Muertos,'' or ''day of the dead,'' in Latin countries keeps alive some of the tradition of honoring souls of the dead is a national holiday - the Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, the climax of the Days of the Dead. It's the climax of three days of celebration: All Hallow's Eve, All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. People often dress as skeletons as a way of remembering the dead and celebrating their ancestors.
Join us for this ceremony and embrace this ancient tradition and honor the ancestors that came before you!
Our experienced team will guide you through a transformative experience that will help you connect with your inner self, your ancestors and allow us to honour the dead.
We invite everyone who decides to join us to celebrate this special time of the year, to bring something that reminds them of their ancestors, this could be a photo or an object that was theirs.
Also following traditions we ask if you could bring along some food as an offering, which we can all share at the end and remember those who have come before us.
We will also be serving a Colada morada which is a beverage that is consumed as part of the tradition of day of the dead in Ecuadaor.
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