With Native American teacher and healer Láné Saán Moonwalker.   This workshop is an introduction to working with minerals, such as rose quartz and amethyst, from a Native American perspective.  Minerals are one of the most important sacred tools used by indigenous groups worldwide.  People have gone to them for assistance and guidance on both the practical and spiritual levels for millennia.  No matter what one’s background is in working with minerals, this workshop will provide a unique perspective, based on mutual respect and honoring.

For more information about Miss Láné, see http://www.rootsofhealing.com/events-with-laacuteneacute-saaacuten-moonwalker.html

$75
To register, and for location:  Dorje Root, 937-7786, or dorjeroot@yahoo.com.

Willow is one of the major plants – tree or shrub - found in riparian environments worldwide.  It provides food for beavers, in addition to providing materials for their dams and lodges.  Humans have copied beavers’ use of willow in making baskets, arbors, and homes, and even building sweat lodges for sacred purposes.  Willow’s natural flexibility allows it to be used in so many different ways.  That natural flexibility has a lot to teach us, and can even help us with emotional alignment.  Riparian Environment Series, Part 4 with Láné Saán Moonwalker.  

$75
Colorado College Conference Center
Dorje Root, 937-7786, dorjeroot@yahoo.com
or Peter May at earthdance_pdm@yahoo.com, 256-4898.