Reiki Attunement Class -Part 1 Saturday June 6th, 1:30pm - 6:30pm5 Hour course during which you will become a Reiki Practioner. This is the first of 3 steps in becoming a Reiki Master.
The Reiki attunement process is how one becomes a Reiki practitioner. Being attuned to Reiki gives one the ability to easily access the Reiki (Universal Life Force) energy, for the purpose of healing a person or situation. Attunements can be given only by a Reiki master and can be given for either the purpose of training one in Reiki, or for simply giving someone a larger experience of Reiki than usually experienced in treatments. The attunement is permanent, thus making the recipient a Reiki practitioner.
$75 per person
Pre-payment required
Space is limited, register now! Call (207)-512-8447 or email sweetlandretreat@gmail.com with your contact info.
Instructor: Justina Anderson, Usui Reiki Master Justina is a Usui Reiki Master and Licensed Veterinary Technician from New York.
-- Optional course supplies: Bring a yoga mat or pillow to make yourself comfortable.
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Full Moon Ceremony
Sunday June 7th, 7:30pm
In this special healing and releasing ceremony we will create a sacred space for healing and support and to raise a collective consciousness. This ceremony includes:
Saging and Creating Sacred Space
Opening Prayer
A time of sharing
Releasing of those things we no longer need in our lives
Bringing in those things we want in our lives
Pulling a Medicine Card for a message for the month
Short discussion of what these cards mean for the coming month
Drumming and singing
Closing Prayer
You may bring drums, rattles, and dress appropriately for an outdoor event (weather permitting--ceremony will take place indoors in the case of rain). Drums will also be available for use or purchase.
$10 or equivalent abundance exchange per person.
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1 comment:
well hot dog ( the tofu kind) I didn't realize reiki was the same weekend as the drumming?! gonna have to sign me up for that too.
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