Finding Your True Voice

A Pathwork Retreat With Kim Rosen

 A Weekend Retreat in Burlington, Vermont ~ August 21 st - 23 rd, 2009

 

“ I have faith in all that is not yet spoken. I want to set free my most holy feelings. What no one has dared to long for will spring through me spontaneously" ~ R. M. Rilke ~

What is the true voice of your soul? How does it uniquely express itself? What stands in the way of releasing it - free of inhibition, distortion or forcing?

 There is nothing more fulfilling than surrendering to the creative flow that emerges from the truth of who we really are. Yet, often there are layers of defenses that seem to stand between us and pure expression of the unique voice that is ours to contribute to life’s symphony.

The teachings of the Pathwork offer a precise map to uncover the root of these defenses and “claim the total capacity for greatness” that lies within. Our intention this weekend will be to free that font of wisdom, love and creativity. Through alchemy of dialogue, teaching, poetry, movement, silence and breathwork, an environment of authenticity and sacredness, will be created in which the true voice of each participant can emerge.

In preparation for this retreat, please read Pathwork Lecture # 212: “Claiming Your Total Capacity For Greatness” (get a free download of this lecture at www.pathwork.org)

When :Friday, August 21 (7pm) – Sunday, August 23 (3:30pm)

Where: Bishop Booth Conference Center, in Burlington, Vermont

Cost : $195 if registered prior to June 15th, $225 thereafter

Note: This cost does not include meals and lodging –To make reservation for meals and lodging, please contact Mary Jane at 802-236-1204 or mjihasz@aol.com

Kim Rosen, MFA is a Pathwork Helper and Teacher as well a poet and spoken word artist. She has offered Pathwork workshops, trainings and retreats throughout North and South America and she has been on the Board of Trustees of the Pathwork Foundation. Kim is the co-creator of four CDs, most recently, “ Only Breath” (2007). Her book, Saved By A Poem, will be published by Hay House in October 2009.

For further information and to register contact Isabelle Meulnet, retreat coordinator, at 802-223-6147 or email at isabelle@ezcloud.com

 

Pathwork Vermont does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability status or age.