As the light of the sun reflects off the moon, the full moon invites us into the fullness of our life, while we embody the wholeness of who we are. Join us during these full moon gatherings, as we use yoga, art, journaling, drumming, story-telling, nature-walks and more to explore different aspects of our holistic selves.
As the flowers burst open into fullness of bloom, we too are invited to blossom. This weekend event invites us to courageously unfurl the petals of our possibility and to become who we truly are. Plant these seeds within yourself and watch them surge open in growth through seed meditations, yoga, a moonrise hike, tai chi, and a night of dancing and drumming.
Instructor(s)
Kelsea Habecker is a poet, writer, and teacher. In 2007, her book of poetry, Hollow Out, was selected by U.S. Poet Laureate Charles Simic for publication. For five years, she was a teacher in an Inupiaq Eskimo village in the arctic region of Alaska, where she used writing as a form of self-awareness for high school students. She earned her MFA in poetry from Bennington Writing Seminars and her BA from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College. She teaches graduate writing courses as well as community poetry classes in Seattle, WA.
A scientist by training and a seeker by nature, Dr. Adonna Rometo has long been in love with the wild world. After receiving from the University of Arizona, her PhD in Physiological Sciences, with minors in Neuroscience and Pharmacology, Adonna worked at an Albuquerque-based not-for-profit, leading various spiritual experiential education programs while gaining a greater understanding of and connection with the Sacred. Adonna continues to be interested in the marriage of science and spirituality and lives her passion as a holistic health practitioner, helping her clients to heal on a mental, emotional, physical, ethereal, and spiritual level.
Need more info? Call us at (505) 685 – 4333 ext 4152
Two ways to register:
- Download printable registration form and mail to: Ghost Ranch Registrar, HC77 Box 11, Abiquiu, NM 87510. OR scan and email your completed form to: [email protected]
- Register by telephone at 877-804-4678, extension 4152 or 4155 — available Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. MST.
Online Registration will be available December 10, 2012