Shamanic Journeying “Cloaking of Power” with Barbara Haas

Shamanic Journeying “Cloaking of Power” with Barbara Haas
Saturday, December 7th 
1:00 – 4:00 pm
Round Room, Third Street Center

Shamanic Journeying, a Path of Direct Revelation
Learn to Connect to Your Helping Spirits for Wisdom & Healing

“There is a door to Spirit. It only has 1 doorknob, and it’s on our side.”
– Clifford Duncan.

Shamanism is an understanding of the relationship between the physical and spiritual worlds. Shamanic journeying is an ancient technique still in use around the world that awakens intuition, reduces stress, increases creativity, and enhances learning.

Shamanic healings restore essences lost in the individual and collective challenges of this physical world.

Shamanic Journeying “Cloaking of Power”
Deepen your practice. Connect w/ your Helping Spirits and nature.
Feel the benefits of restoring personal power for yourself and others.
Shamanic journeying basic skills highly recommended, although not required.
The “Cloaking of Power” workshop delves further into shamanic journeying, reconnecting you to your “godspark,” your Life Force, restoring personal power to engage more fully in life.

Bring blankets/sleeping bag to be comfy on floor, water, snack, pen, journal

$55 each workshop or $100 both (pre-registration appreciated)  

Please Call to Register! 970-618-5879 or email Info@DaviNikent.org

Barbara is also available for private sessions at Aspen Chapel on Sun (10 a.m.) and Mon. (10:30, 1, 3:30)

Barbara Haas      970-901-3017 Cell/Texts   ShamanicSOULutions.com

Barbara Haas (Shamanic SOULutions) first studied with Michael Harner in 1991, and continued with others from the Foundation of Shamanic Studies. Honored to be on Sandra (Soul Retrieval) Ingerman’s Global Shamanic Teachers and Practitioners list, Barb has also studied with Tom Cowan (Celtic Shamanism), Betsy Bergstrom (Heart-Centered Shamanism), Imelda Almqvist & Anna Kjellin (Norse Shamanism), Sangoma Gretchen Crilly McKay (Sacred Object Divination), and Northern Ute elder, Clifford Duncan.