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It's All Energy; We Are All One
Peg Smith and Sibylle Baughan
UU Psi Symposium Conference Co-Coordinators
MORNING WORKSHOPS
Sibylle Mayer Baughan will lead the first morning workshop and the last one. She will be sharing energy practices to include: breathing exercises to bring energy into your body for self healing, experiencing it and moving it within your body, and then sending the energy elsewhere for healing.
In between, for four mornings Ken Robinson will present "Awakening the Era of the Heart", based on Ka Ta See.
Ka Ta See
Ka Ta See, Ways of the Eastern Andes, means "setting the world in balance" and is an ancient knowledge from Peru that is based on unconditional love. It is a 30,000 year old medicine storytelling tradition that was brought to the western world by Domano and Chea Hetaka, who fulfilled a tribal prophesy by bringing their knowledge forward when the world was becoming dangerously out of balance. The Hetakas taught Ka Ta See to Kay Cordell Whitaker, author of The Reluctant Shaman, and Sacred Link. Ken Robinson has apprenticed with Kay since 1997.
There is no use of mind-altering substances in this class or tradition, as the knowledge instead helps people rely on their own spiritual resources to find their power.
In Ken's workshops you will explore your essence and the power you have to live in joy, clarity, and love; find how to create enhanced energy spaces and know the directions as alignments of power and flow; learn about life energy and how to cleanse and rejuvenate your chakras and energy pathways; examine where humanity has been, where it might be headed, and how you can make an enormous difference in the world.
Morning Workshop Leaders:
Sibylle Mayer Baughan is a long-time Ferry Beach workshop leader. She has both B.A. and B.F.A. degrees, is a certified Yoga teacher, and massage therapist, and also has certifications in Reiki 2, Guided Imagery and Music, and mandala work. She has studied Native American rituals and traditions on a Blackfoot Reservation in Montana.
Ken Robinson is a healer, seer, and teacher. He holds Masters degrees in Counseling Psychology, and in Liberal Arts. He has been a therapist, counselor, teacher, camp director, and workshop facilitator, and has focused professionally on the field of environmental awareness. After spending years of active involvement in Native American medicine ways, Ken has studied Ka Ta See since 1965.
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
The afternoons at Ferry Beach are a little more open. After lunch you can relax on the beach, with the afternoon workshops beginning at 3:00 pm. In addition to workshops, there will be a Healing Service one afternoon, and one free afternoon so that you may do sight seeing, or attend one of the daily nature trips around the area.
Madeline Monaghan will lead two workshops: one on Energy Medicine in which she will familiarize participants with Donna Eden’s Energy Medicine Techniques, and Qi Gong for energizing and grounding. Her second workshop will be on Resonance Healing, where participants will experience the beneficial vibrations of Tibetan Singing Bowls, and Etheric Weavers.
Calen Rayne will offer a one afternoon Labyrinth Workshop, introducing participants to labyrinth history, and energy applications associated with labyrinths. He will facilitate a walk in a temporary labyrinth.
Afternoon Workshop Leaders:
Madeline Monaghan holds a Masters degree in psychotherapy and has been a Yoga teacher for 39 years.
Calen Rayne has a Master's degree in Fine Arts in Writing and Poetics, and a Doctor of Ministry degree. He has certifications: as practitioner of Interior Alignment (Instinctive Feng Shui and Space Clearing); Master of the Himalayan singing bowl; Reiki Master and Teacher; Veriditas Labyrinth facilitator; and practitioner of Sacred Geometry.
For information about Ferry Beach Conference Center: www.ferrybeach.org
To register for the conference: fbregs@maine.rr.com or 207-282-4489 (winter) 207- 284-8612 (summer)
Please note that further information is available at: www.ferrybeach.org
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