About this Event
Saturday, June 22, 1:30 – 4:00 p.m. CT
Throughout time, wisdom-keepers have expressed practices of impermanence and non-attachment as rituals of embodied living honoring the gift of life. Ultimately, practicing and accepting death as a part of conscious living can be freeing, and bring peace in life as well as in death and dying.
In this highly experiential workshop, we will practice conscious living and dying through ritual and ceremony, shamanic journey, honoring grief and loss in our lives. Participants will join in the creation of a communal sacred sand mandala which will then be offered back to the earth in recognition of the impermanence of life.
Location: 1926 N. Main St in Wheaton, IL
Christina Pateros, MA, RN bridges healing between the western and indigenous worlds as a global spiritual guide, ceremonialist, and initiate of the Qero indigenous mytics of the Andes. As a psychedelic-assisted nurse therapist, an artist, author, healer, teacher and presenter, grounding in eco-centric ritual, ceremony and practices, Chris’s seeking and mystical soul-seeing has awakened her spirit to support others to own and share their potent gifts in the world. By leading groups and circles in embodied conscious living and dying practices as well as sacred art creation, she guides shamanic energy and earth practices internationally through workshops, presentations and private client work. To learn more, visit Whispering-Stones.com, ChristinaPateros.com, and ElaHealing.com.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Theosophical Society in America, 1926 N Main St, Wheaton, United States
USD 35.00 to USD 40.00
