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Spirit Reconnect
with plants, mud, fire, chant, dance

Date: July 22nd  

Time:  10am - 9pm

Registration is required with full payment 

Price:  $200 full Day or choose individual workshops

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Session 1 / $70Plants as our Herbal Allies 

Herb walk, identification, uses and making a herbal preparation

10am - 12.30pm

  

Session 2 / $70: No Mud No Lotus

Grow yourself beautiful. A pond Muck Up Ceremony with sculpting your inner Goddess in Clay. You will be in the water and in the mud.

2pm - 4.30pm

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Rest, Meditation, Silent time, Snack time, Journal time. (no cost)

4.30pm - 6pm  

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Session 3 / $70: Ecstatic Dance  & Kava Fire Ceremony

A soul discovery of fluidity - dance like no one is watching

6pm - 7pm

Fire & Kava

7pm - 9pm 

 

Camping:  Register for the full workshop and camp for free (max two nights)  with a small work exchange on the day before the event (21st).  (Work exchange required for free camping)

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Camping is primitive. Composting toilet and spring water outdoor shower. 

 

Cancellation Policy:  We are a small exclusive facility, if you need to cancel your workshop fee will be gifted to a deserving participant as a scholarship. No refunds.

 

What to bring * What to expect * details when you register

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YOUR FACILITATORS:

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Lorna Trigg - Herbal Walk / Clay goddess sculpture / Kava & Fire Ceremony 

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*  Herbalist * Artist * I was born in South Africa and immigrated to the USA in 1988.  My study and use of Herbal and Medicinal plants has been a life long journey, beginning with my grandmother and the local indigenous people of my home country.  I learnt to recognize and use medicinal plants in the field from the boy children on the African farms, who know what to use when and as needed while spending days out on the Veld with the cattle.  My grandmother taught me the way to cook with healing herbs, and how to create salves, syrups and teas for herbal health. 


I have been gifted with numerous teachers, Rosemary Gladstar, Susun Weed, Rosalee Floret, Mathew Wood, D,coda, Steven Foster, and the observation of the land. 


On immigrating to the USA, I immersed myself in the native and medicinal plants of the area, learning to plant, and harvest for culinary and medicinal use.


I now live in Carroll County, a short distance from downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where I have been involved for the last 20 years in restoring a fifteen acre property back to native and medicinal plants. This endeavor is for the purpose of helping others in recognizing plants habitats and cycles. When to harvest and how to use, what I term “Backyard Medicinal’s” , the plants that grow in our respective areas are the ones we want to know and use. 

Danelle Tomarchio - No Mud No Lotus

 

Dannelle Tomarchio is an Arkansas native and an avid outdoors woman. Dannelle’s extensive background in military survival training and her time growing up on a farm on the Kings River laid the groundwork to her love of nature. She also experienced 21 days in the bush of South Africa on a spiritual journey with nothing more than a few survival items. Tapping into her primitive mind and understanding what nature does to cleanse us….

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Luna May Seal - Ecstatic Dance 

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Leianna has studied Modern, Arthur Murray and Ecstatic free form dance throughout her lifetime. Once a performance artist she grew to study a Masters in Dance therapy (psychology) from the Naropa University. Currently, her path has brought her to Eureka Springs as an Intuitive Healer and teacher of Sacred Sexuality. She has authored a sweet guidebook into the Ecstatic Dance practice,  “Dance the Self Free & live your best life!” Her favorite past time these days is creating beautiful art & Jewelry. 

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