Course
Description: Participants learn how to deal with the issue of dying and the destiny of souls from a shamanic perspective. The workshop is both for those who wish to learn for themselves, and for those who wish to help others who are in terminal situations or who have already passed on. Experiences to be undertaken include learning how to become experientially familiar with the after-death realms, tracking a person using shamanic journeying, completing unfinished business, helping a person to cross over, and classic psychopomp work.
About
the Instructor: Beth Beurkens, M.A. is a shamanic practitioner and has been a teacher of shamanism for 20 years and a vision quest guide for 20 years. She has been a college instructor of religion and spirituality for 31 years and is the author of "Shaman's Eye" and Shaman: Spirit Walker, 2011 Wall Calendar. Beth leads dynamic life-changing seminars on the West Coast and in Europe and has a shamanic healing practice in Ashland, Oregon and Europe. Beth has studied extensively with Michael Harner, Alicia Luengas Gates and Sandra Ingerman. She is an instructor at the Rogue Community College, the Foundation for Shamanic Studies and a creative writing teacher.
Location: Many travelers are drawn to the lights and excitement of Las Vegas, but few are aware of the wonders of Mother Nature that surround them. Rugged mountains, red rock canyons and deep desert valleys offer stunning scenery and myriad outdoor recreational opportunities. The region's favorable climate makes outdoor activity around Las Vegas an attractive option year-round.
Red Rock Canyon - Just 15 miles outside of Las Vegas is Red Rock Canyon. A large patch of native, brilliant red sandstone makes this unique, natural sightseeing spot. You often see desert wildlife including burros, wild horses and bighorn sheep wandering amidst the washes, Joshua Trees and numerous small canyons once inhabited by ancient Indian tribes.It provides a number of places for rock climbing, 4-wheel driving, hiking and spectacular views along the 8 mile scenic loop which is readily accessible by car or bicycle.
A full coffee and tea service will be provided on our morning and afternoon breaks.
Pre-requisite: Completion of The Foundation for Shamanic Studies, The Way of the Shaman: Shamanic Journeying, Power, and Healing . This basic workshop can be taken with Beth Beurkens Click Here For Details
Registration: $235. per person for early registration—up
to one month prior to start of workshop. Sign-ups
after March 2, 2011 will be $255. You may pay
by check or by credit card. PayPal payments
may only be made for the full amount
To
register for this course, click
here for registration form liability release which needs to be sent via US Mail. And either pay by check or Pay Online.
Deposit: A $125. deposit is required in order to register
for this workshop and will be applied toward your
tuition balance. Balance is due by March 7,
2011. You may also send a check for the full fee
to register. We recommend the deposit be paid
early as enrollments are limited.
Cancellation
Policy: Cancellations will be processed as follows: notification
received prior to March 9: full refund minus
$60.00 administration fee; notification received
prior to Thursday, March 16: 50% refund minus
$75.00 administration fee. No refunds on or after
March 16. If you cancel 30 days or more before
the workshop, you may apply the amount paid to
another of my FSS workshops with no penalty.
Lodging: Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, http://www.lvchamber.com/contact
Chamber of Commerce 702-735-1616.
Hotel suggestions within 7 miles, ranging from $28-$114 per night
Boulder Station Hotel & Casino 800 683 7777 ($28. per night — new beds)
Hilton Garden Inn, Henderson: 702 322 9000
Holiday Inn Express, Henderson: 702 990 2323
Sunset Station Casino & Resort, Henderson: 888 786 7389
Comfort Inn, Henderson: 702 387 6520
Marriott, Henderson: 702 434 4700
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