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Mt Diablo

Herb Walk and
Fire Ceremony

with

Philip Groff of Red Raven Herbs

and Ceremonialist Barbara Snow

Sunday, November 13, 2005
12:00 noon to 6:00 pm

Rendezvous in the parking lot at Albertson’s at the Mt. Diablo Blvd. exit from Hwy 680.

To Bring:

> Sun protection
> Your lunch
> Layers of clothing. (If you don’t like the weather, it will most likely change within the hour.)
> Notebook, writing instrument, and bag to collect samples
> Tobacco and cornmeal to leave in gratitude to the parent
> plants and to the mountain
> Drums, rattles, whistles, flutes, etc.

Philip Groff is a Certified Clinical Herbalist, Teacher, Author, and Pachakuti Mesa Carrier. The Pachakuti Mesa is an ancient Andean tool for transformative healing. He teaches seminars nationwide on fundamental herbalism, stress management, creative visualization, and practical spirituality. An internationally published poet, writer, musician and surfer, Philip’s essays have appeared in Vision Magazine and other publications and he has made several TV appearances to discuss the power and effectiveness of herbs combined with these transformative healing techniques.

Free Will Donations will be accepted.
Herbal Consultations can be scheduled ahead of time by calling (619) 788-2463 or emailing herbaleveryman@yahoo.com

Reserve your fun by contacting
Barbara Snow
510-593-6803
spirit@barbarasnow.com

Recent Events and Appearances with Barbara Snow

Barbara attended an Advanced Apprenticeship

November 6 & 14, 2004

Every 3rd Tuesday - Sacred Hoop

7:30-9:30pm, At Alaya, The Shaman Store
1713 University @ McGee, Berkeley
Fee: $25.00
Please bring a small mesa cloth, a stone or crystal, a seashell, a feather, a candle, and a centerpiece with personal meaning.

Previous Sacred Hoop Gatherings:
(note: some events below which are in addition to "Third Tuesday" events vary in price)

Tuesday, November 16, 2004 – 7:30-9:30pm, $25

"Deepening our relationship with major aspects of nature--mountains and bodies of water–not only enhances our reverence and awareness of support, it also opens the way to invoke these powerful energies in our healing work. We will identify the sacred features in our area, review tools for relationship development—offerings and apachetas--and plan an outing to interact directly."

Tuesday, December 21, 2004 – 7:30-9:30pm, $25

"This first day of Winter following the Solstice, we will celebrate the shift from lengthening darkness to growing light on a personal and transpersonal basis. Looking at models of inward journey, we will acknowledge the completion of this year’s inward focus and the impending germination of our personal fruitfulness. We will notice where our growth expands from the personal to the communal and create structures for loving, mutual support."

For information, contact:

or

Awakening the Global Heart

The Flowering of Compassion
for the Seven Generations

Guests joined contemporary urban shamans, traditional ceremonialists, tribal elders and prophecy keepers as they co-created a visionary alliance October 14-17, 2004, at Mt. Madonna Conference Center.

Dr. Stanley Krippner, Professor of Psychology at Saybrook Graduate School and pioneering scientific investigator delved into human creativity, parapsychological phenomena and altered states of consciousness speak on "Shamanic Healing Over the Ages."

Participants experienced indigenous healing arts, storytelling, music and ceremony with a wonderful group of diverse teachers and life-students (please see the more complete description of this event with a list of guests).

October 7, 2004

Barbara guest-appeared on The Carolyn Casey Show
KPFA 94.1 FM

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