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 TANTRIC FIRE Weekend Retreat Theme: The Awakened Heart |
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May 9-10, 2009, Hockley Valley Ontario (optionally May 8-11 at no extra cost) |
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Penny and Lorne invite you to join us for Tantric Fire, a playful and profound weekend retreat devoted to transformation through pleasure. The retreat takes place at a beautiful location deep in the forest of Hockley Valley, Ontario, on the banks of the Nottawasaga River. This workshop is open to both couples and individuals.
In this retreat, we will have opportunities to discover new levels of passion, insight, stress relief, internal harmony, and connectedness with others. This will be inspired by practices from Tantra, Shamanism, Buddhism, and Taoism that bring together both spiritual and sensual aspects of our basic nature. We will also embrace our own self-healing as we work to clear blocks and limitations in our personal lives. |
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Tantric Fire retreats are devoted to learning about Sacred Sexuality, Lifeforce Resonance, Kundalini Energy and Intimacy Enhancement. We encourage you to be inspired by the profound insights that these practices offer, to enjoy the outdoor hottub, giant fireplace and wonderful forest setting, and to fall in love with the playful atmosphere of this retreat. Our goal is to help you move forward on the path to spiritual insight and personal empowerment, so that you may achieve your full potential as an aware and connected human being. These retreats can be enjoyed by anyone, with or without partner(s). There is never any pressure to go beyond what you are comfortable with in a group setting, but you will have an opportunity to go as deeply into the practices as you choose. Cost: $ 225.00 per person, including accomodation, |
Penny is a shamanic healer, Tai Chi practitioner, psychodramatist and dynamic counsellor, with 30 years experience in group leadership. Lorne is a long-time student of tantra and other related disciplines. He started with a Kundalini workshop by Yogi Bhajan in the 70s, and has since studied Buddhist, Hindu, Kaballahistic and First Nations' traditions and practices. |
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