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APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM IN WILDERNESS
RITES OF PASSAGE,
EARTH-BASED HEALING PRACTICES
AND APPLIED ECOPSYCHOLOGY
For Women Only
With Anne Stine, MA, MFT
This training is for women who are already experienced with the Vision
Quest/Fast and feel a call to deepen their connection with this ancient
Ceremony within the cycles and seasons of human nature. In the beautiful
wilderness setting of the Klamath-Siskiyou Basin in Oregon, we will gather
together in supportive and creative ways.
Collaboratively, we will explore our questions and discover more about
our unique skills as apprenticing midwives of initiatory earth based rites
and practices with others in natural settings. With the wisdom of the
natural world guiding us, we will sit in council & dream circles,
create ceremony, refine our understanding of the Four Shields of human
nature, have solo time on the land, and inspire/empower one another in
the profound practices of storytelling and mirroring, and other areas
of interest to each participant trainee. We will explore our own unique
ways of facilitating these ceremonies with others, and how to incorporate
these practices into one's life and community.
If you have had some training or are already guiding/ teaching/mentoring
etc. in earth rites, this will be an opportunity to deepen and strengthen
your skills and empower you to take the next steps in your purpose.
This program is no longer. If you have questions
or would like referral to other training programs, please contact Anne
Stine 541-488-4899 or visit the Wilderness
Guides Council website.
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FINAL PROGRAM:
September 22-30, 2004 (Women Only)
Guide: Anne
Stine, MA, MFT
Fee: $800.00 donation ( food costs are shared)
Deposit: $150.00
Limit: 8 Women
Location: Klamath-Siskiyou Basin, Oregon
CEUs: 36


This is a training program in
Wilderness Rites of Passage
and Earth-Based Healing Practices. It
is available to anyone interested in
deepening relationship to Self w ithin
the cycles and seasons of
nature and in facilitating these initiatory
experiences with others
in natural settings. All
trainings take place in wilderness
settings and include topics pertinent to
the specific needs of each apprentice,
such as: self-generated ceremony, the
four shields of human nature, storytelling
and mirroring, dreams, the
way of council, work with others, the
direct experience of solitude, fasting
and exposure to nature, and
the incorporation of these practices into
one's life and community.
Areas Covered:
* A deep exploration of each participants' place in the
natural world, as a 'human nature', using: deep listening,
storytelling and mirroring, the illumination and
clarification of one's personal myth and its relationship to
the larger community
* Nature, Intuition and Oneness
* Dynamics of earth-based therapy practices using the
Four Shields of Human Nature
* Central elements of modern day wilderness rites of
passage or wilderness quest
* Incorporation issues - the return and its
challenges
* Holding down basecamp
* Safety and first aid
* Self-generated ceremony
* Reconnaissance (finding a place to take your
people)
* Earth stewardship - relationship to various life forms;
land use deep ecology
* Wilderness ethics; low impact camping skills
*The experience of solitude
*The fast
* Working with people; knowing who they can and can't
work with
* Way of council/wisdom circles
* 4 shields, for reflection and mirroring to storyteller
and assessing one's readiness and safety to go on a
quest
* Interviewing prospective participants; clarification of
intention
* Storytelling (tape stories?)
* The physical plane:
-- equipment
-- shopping, packing
-- basecamp support
-- flora and fauna or knowing your area
* Reading list
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