Dancing with the Cannibal Giant; Healing Our Collective Trauma and Reconnecting with Our Spiritual Source, with Sherri Mitchell
2-6pm
Sherri Mitchell Weh’na Ha’mu Kwasset is an Indigenous rights activist, spiritual teacher, and transformational change maker.
This half-day workshop will take participants on a journey into Native American mythology and cosmology, as a means of healing our collective wounds and reconnecting with spiritual source. We have all been impacted by histories of violence. The oppressed, the oppressor, and the witness alike bear the wounds of our collective past. Together, we will look at the psychic and spiritual wounds that we all share and learn how we can untangle their hold on our hearts and minds. Participants will be asked to look at the history that led to this traumatization and explore how it continues to impact their lives. We will also learn how to hold sacred space for one another while our trauma is present. In this process, we will learn that there is a safe space for us to occupy together, whole and intact. Then, we can begin the process of healing our divisions, so that we can go back and claim a new future for all living beings.
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Cost:
$55 for Saturday's event
$75 Sunday's event
$111 for WHOLE WEEKEND COST
***with full and partial scholarships available for BIPOC/Trans Identified Individuals. BIPOC- Black. Indigenous. Persons of Color. For more info, please contact HerbalJusticeVT@gmail.com
Saturday Trauma Informed Learning
