Mindfulness into the Spirit Journey
Fall 2009
September 18, 19, 20 2009
Three Day Retreat in Naturewith: Theodore Tsaousidis
Assisted by: Matthew Richards
Location: Chatsworth, ON
2.5 hours from Toronto
Cost: $185.00
and (based on the ability to pay)
Includes Meals
For more info call: (647) 439-1985
email: theodore@sittingatthegate.ca
This three-day silent retreat is about healing and restoring the harmonious balance between mind/body.
- Mindfulness practice creates a foundation of calm and clarity from which to observe the vast spaciousness of your spiritual existence.
- You will journey through nature to connect to your inner power and wisdom, receiving guidance and direction from your spirit guides and helpers.
- You will participate in La Gug (Soul Retrieval).
- You will learn various styles of meditation including Sitting and Moving Meditations.
- You will be invited to join in: Chanting/Prayer/Ritual
Co-Supported by:
Gitche M’Qua: Centre for Healing & Dying
Snow Lion: Meditation Shop
About Your Retreat Leaders
Theodore Tsaousidis has been conscious of his spiritual journey from an early age. He was born in a rural community in Greece where his connection to nature and the spirit world is an integral part of who he is. He sees shamanism and meditation as a great alchemy for the healing of self and others. His personal practice for the past 30 years has been meditation under the guidance of various teachers. His healing and shamanic sharing stem from the Tibetan vajrayana Buddhist traditions, his cultural roots, and personal experience.
Matthew Richards has been studying and practicing in the Gelugpa Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism for 14 years and with his main teacher, the Very Venerable Zasep Rinpoche, for 13 years. He has been the President of Zuru Ling Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Center in Vancouver for 6 years and has taught Buddhist thought and meditation for 10 years. Matthew has a Masters Degree in Western Philosophy with a particular emphasis on Ethics and Philosophy of Language. He is a Reiki practitioner and volunteers at Vancouver General Hospital doing palliative care and counseling. He is also a student of Siberian Shamanism and studies the intersection of mysticism, erotism and poetry.
Special Guests
O’Puck & Jesse James – with Tibetan healing bowls.
Ann-Marie Boudreau – with sound as medicine.
