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Sunday, February 12 • 10:00 - 11:30
Cross-cultural wisdom: the work of Angeles Arrien FULL

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Walking the mystical path with practical feet, Angeles Arrien, cultural anthropologist and educator, described how to live fully present in the world, while balancing our lives, work and spirituality. The author of several books, including The Four-Fold Way, Angeles was a master teacher who taught passionately, leading hundreds of participants in ritual and carefully designed processes to awaken our creativity and launch us on our personal journeys. Her work, a synthesis of indigenous wisdom, psychology and comparative religions, emerged from her deep connection and respect for the land-based knowledge of many cultures, including the Maoris, the people of South Africa and her own Basque culture. 

This workshop will explore several techniques and practices that Angie  developed including the drum journey and the Universal Shapes assessment.  We will work to integrate our experience through music, poetry and collage. Come prepared to learn more about the ways of the Leader, Healer, Visionary and Teacher and to participate in practices that will open your heart and mind to your life path.


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Deborah Pike

With over 20 years of facilitation experience, Deb Pike was drawn to Angeles’ work in the early nineties. Deb attended several 6-day and 12 day retreats in the high desert of Arizona, where she completed three vision quests. Having travelled widely through India, Europe, and parts... Read More →


Sunday February 12, 2017 10:00 - 11:30 PST
McKenzie Room Cadboro Commons Building, University of Victoria