Slow down, breathe, love: the wisdom of KOGI people

By MonikaMichael at 23:25 on 10/01/12

I would love to invite you and share with you the sacred spiritual work of indigenous people from South America. They taught me the 9 levels of sacred spiritual work using sexual energy. They showed me how to cleanse and take care of the inner and outer waters on planet Earth.
Every Thursday in Glastonbury. http://tinyurl.com/6sx9oej
VENUE: STARGAIA CENTRE, HILLHEAD 55, Glastonbury
Situated on the famous Wirral Hill, also known as Wearyal Hill. The centre is blessed with fantastic views and is just 5 mins walk from the town at 55 Hill Head street. Stargaia is the house on left side with Lions statue.

Date: Thursday, January 19, 2012

Repeats: Every Week until Thursday, April 12, 2012

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The Thursday evenings brings TALK about the the KOGI people I met and worked with in South America. They are unique among the world's indigenous cultures because the Spaniards never conquered them. They are said to have memory of the beginning of time and remember the rampage the conquistadors brought to their region in 1498.

BREATHE is the tool we use,
STILLNESS is where we meet
SHARING is the gift we bring
BALANCE is the work we do
... and holding the time and space to relax in flow, arrive in heart, nourish, connect

By MonikaMichael at 23:36 on 12/01/12
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Can't find the original post, but ...

... Kogi ... South America ... Glastonbury ...

Forgive an old cynic, but this wouldn't involve imbibing copious amounts of ayahuasca [see : http://tinyurl.com/86pch7p] -- the world's most potent hallucinogenic -- would it ?

By martinwheeler at 19:37 on 11/01/12
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Hi Monika,

Your initial post is a little confusing as it states every Thuesday ( which I assume is a mixture of Tuesday and Thursday), and then below it states date: Weds 11th January. Underneath that it says repeats every Tuesday until 24th January, although your website link advises every Thursday at 7pm.

Perhaps you could clarify it for any of our readers who may be interested.

Thanks

By glastopeep at 13:14 on 11/01/12
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you can see the documentary here: http://tinyurl.com/3v2at2d

By MonikaMichael at 23:29 on 10/01/12
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the KOGI people I met and worked with in South America are unique among the world's indigenous cultures because the Spaniards never conquered them. They are said to have memory of the beginning of time and remember the rampage the conquistadors brought to their region in 1498.

By MonikaMichael at 23:29 on 10/01/12
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