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Twin Eagles Wilderness School Update October 12, 2011 Creating Sacred Space A weekend workshop for adults with Barry Moses Join us for this rare opportunity to connect with Barry Moses from the Spokane Tribe as we enter into the sublime teachings of very real, practical, local, earth based spirituality. All too often, our day to day experience of life is filled with pain. Perhaps you are experiencing what many adults do: -A feeling that there is something more to life, but you just can't quite put your finger on it -A feeling of not deeply connecting with people in your life or isolation -A feeling of overwhelm by an increasingly full life -A feeling of fatigue, and a general lack of consistent energy and motivation Fortunately, there are real solutions available - but it asks us to take a risk and make a change. There is now a growing community of people in the Inland Northwest waking up to the priceless gifts that await us when we connect with Nature and the Sacred in life. Do you want to feel: -Deep spiritual renewal -Strong, soulful connections with the people in your life -Mental clarity and a peaceful, emotional center -Increased physical health and vitality These are all benefits that come from authentic connection with Nature and the Sacred. We are working together to restore our culture, one relationship at a time. Creating Sacred Space will explore: -Rituals and Ceremonies that strengthen a sense of the Sacred in all we do. -Ways of creating a deeper connection with nature and spirit -Ways of creating more meaningful, soulful relationships within families and communities -Ways of creating deep self awareness and connection to self 
Now expanded to be offered as an annual gathering of renewal, this workshop will gracefully embrace new participants alongside taking returning participants deeper on the inner tracking journey. New content will be covered to fully engage both new and returning participants.Barry Moses was raised between worlds, in the cities of Spokane and Seattle, Washington, as well as the Spokane Indian Reservation. He is an educator with a keen interest in spirituality, indigenous cultures, dream work, and personal insight. As a "cultural specialist" he has a very rare and powerful gift of bridging the modern with the native. His tribal name is "Sulustu", which literally translates from the Spokane Salish language as, "Where the Worlds Come Together". "Visions are sacred. It is said that songs made from dreams hold their power forever. Any power given in a dream is a gift from spirit…" –Ed Moses, Sulustu Event Details: Location: Scotia House Spiritual Retreat Center, Newport, Washington Date: Friday October 28 6pm - Sunday October 30 3pm Cost: $175 & up per person - discount for returning participants To Enroll, or for more information: Call (208) 265-3685 or email tim@twineagles.org. Pre-registration is required for this program. Enroll soon, as this program has limited enrollment! Download the PDF flier for printing and sharing here. (736 kb) Hope to see you there! Tim Corcoran & Jeannine Tidwell, co-Directors & co-Founders Twin Eagles Wilderness School 433 Cedar Springs, Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 (208)265-3685 www.twineagles.org
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