The Grandmothers of the Sacred We
Join The Grandmothers of the Sacred We as they return to Sky View Retreat Center!
Friday, September 14, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Welcome Ceremony and Sacred Fire
Saturday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Grandmothers share their wisdom
Sunday, September 16, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Grandmothers answer your questions
Lunch and Beverages provided on Saturday and Sunday.
$270 for all three days. (No day passes.)
Tickets now on sale!
1 to 1 Healing Appointments will also be available soon.
Monday, September 17 and Tuesday, September 18
Tickets are non-refundable after September 1, 2018.
No on-site camping.
Hotels available in Grand Haven, Muskegon, Holland, Allendale, or Grand Rapids.
Airports located in Muskegon and Grand Rapids.
PayPal account is not needed. You can check-out with a credit or debit card.
You will receive an email confirmation within 48-hours of registering. If you don't receive a Welcome Email from Sky View Retreat Center within this time, please check your spam folder or email us to confirm your space for this Event.
If you are purchasing 2 tickets, please include the second person's name and current email address.
Friday, September 14, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Welcome Ceremony and Sacred Fire
Saturday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Grandmothers share their wisdom
Sunday, September 16, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Grandmothers answer your questions
Lunch and Beverages provided on Saturday and Sunday.
$270 for all three days. (No day passes.)
Tickets now on sale!
1 to 1 Healing Appointments will also be available soon.
Monday, September 17 and Tuesday, September 18
Tickets are non-refundable after September 1, 2018.
No on-site camping.
Hotels available in Grand Haven, Muskegon, Holland, Allendale, or Grand Rapids.
Airports located in Muskegon and Grand Rapids.
PayPal account is not needed. You can check-out with a credit or debit card.
You will receive an email confirmation within 48-hours of registering. If you don't receive a Welcome Email from Sky View Retreat Center within this time, please check your spam folder or email us to confirm your space for this Event.
If you are purchasing 2 tickets, please include the second person's name and current email address.
"As the world goes through a great shift, we find the land, waters, plants, animals, and humanity are in need of healing and support. The Grandmothers of the Sacred We have been traveling the globe for the past several years offering their love, healing, and support to the interconnectedness of the whole. We invite you to join us for a weekend of sacred ceremony, prayer, play, healing, sharing ancient wisdom, and honoring the beauty and wholeness of the Universe."
- The Grandmothers of the Sacred We
Grandmother Devi Tide is Kefayat (head) of the Sufi Healing Order and the Art of Healing Foundation, convener of the Rainbow Journeys & Awakening of the World Project. The Awakening the World Project links indigenous tribes around the world to invite the revitalization of natural human wisdom. She has been Head of the Sufi Healing Order in North America since 1999. She travels throughout the world, being with Elders and Healers and Wisdom Keepers of the many Indigenous tribes. She lectures, conducts workshops and leads healing retreats in the US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, India and Europe. She is from Washington.
Grandmother Reverend Eila Paul is a healer with a spiritual and physical connection to her people, the Maori of Aotearoa New Zealand and to our world culture. Eila works with the elderly and children, using sacred sound as a tool to heal and transform space within people and the environment. She has traveled through North America and Europe offering sacred seeds of knowledge and healing. Eila’s philosophy is that path of Love, Harmony and Beauty. Her singing and music transform life. She is from New Zealand and is a Maori Tainue Elder, member of Grandmothers Circle the Earth, Aotearoa, healer, story teller, song leader, and dream weaver.
Grandmother Flordemayo is a Curandera Espiritu, or a healer of divine spirit, of the Mayan People. One of the founding members of Grandmothers, a prestigious group of traditional female elders drawn from around the world, who represent a global alliance of prayer, education, and healing for our Mother Earth, all of her inhabitants, all the children, and for the next seven generations to come. She is from New Mexico and is a Mayan Curandera Espiritu (healer of divine spirit), founding member of the Institute for Natural and Traditional Knowledge, recipient of the Martin De La Cruz Award (awarded by Congress of Traditional Medicine), and is recognized as a priestess by the Maya.
Great Grandmother Moetu Taiha is a spiritual healer of the Tuhoe Maori Tribe. She is a Naturopath, Reiki Master/Teacher, Registered Social Worker and Spiritual Counselor. Moetu is deeply connected with the earth and our ancestors. She is from New Zealand and is a Maori Tuhoe Elder, member of Grandmothers Circle the Earth, Aotearoa. She is currently running a spiritual healing center in Germany.
Great Grandmother Mary Lyons travels the globe with The Indigenous Grandmothers of the Sacred We, presenting on issues including foster care of indigenous children, supporting women in recovery from addiction, and combating fetal alcohol syndrome in Native American communities. Her previous speaking engagements include the Parliament of World Religions in Utah as a keynote speaker and the 2014 World Climate March in New York City. She is a winner of the Minnesota Congressional Angels in Adoption Award, nominated by Senator Norm Coleman, and currently serves as a counselor for the women's sobriety group Women of Wellbriety International. Mary has been invited by the UN to travel globally speaking on various topics. She is from Minnesota and is an Ojibwe Elder, "Second Water Woman" (water-carrier to her people), member of the Women of Wellbriety Int'l Council, and founding member of the Nations of Wellbriety Int'l USA, and active observer at the United Nations.
Grandmother Pershlie Ami is Hopi, Tewa Walpi, Arizona Sand Clan. Pershlie is a speaker, facilitator, trainer, consultant and volunteer. She is a writer, an author and the creator of the Butterfly Prayers. She is an active member of The Urban Indian Coalition of Arizona and has volunteered in many capacities for the Phoenix Indian Center and the Urban Indian Ministry promoting health and wellness. She is a GONA (Gathering of Native Americans) Trainer, Parenting Teacher (Parenting in Two Worlds Curriculum) Curriculum Developer (I am Sacred Curriculum) and an advocate for the Suicide Prevention. She is from Arizona and is an Elder of the Hopi-Tewa.
"A new way of being is emerging. We are stepping forward. With us come our ancestors, future generations, and Mother Earth. Now is the time to gather and act. We are wisdom keepers, Grandmothers, and Great-Grandmothers from various nations and traditions: Hopi, Maori, Ojibwe, Sufi, and Mayan. We are calling all the others who witness and feel this need. Come be with us, help us. We walk together toward balance, in kindness and conscience, one human family."
-Grandmothers Rose Pere, Devi Tide, Eila Paul, Flordemayo,
Mary Lyons, Moetu Taiha, Pershlie Ami
Their Mission:
To share the deep knowledge of the wisdom keepers gathered from ancient sources throughout the world. This teaching offers hope, tools for healing, empowerment and a reminder of our interconnected world.
‘We are all together, One family.’
Their Message:
Our message is one of healing the sense of separation, fear and division between nationalities, religions and races. This is a time that was prophesized by a great many ancient traditions, as was the healing and opening that is coming through the travel and teaching of the Elders of the Indigenous traditions.
For more information regarding the Grandmothers, visit their page:
artofhealingfoundation.org
-Grandmothers Rose Pere, Devi Tide, Eila Paul, Flordemayo,
Mary Lyons, Moetu Taiha, Pershlie Ami
Their Mission:
To share the deep knowledge of the wisdom keepers gathered from ancient sources throughout the world. This teaching offers hope, tools for healing, empowerment and a reminder of our interconnected world.
‘We are all together, One family.’
Their Message:
Our message is one of healing the sense of separation, fear and division between nationalities, religions and races. This is a time that was prophesized by a great many ancient traditions, as was the healing and opening that is coming through the travel and teaching of the Elders of the Indigenous traditions.
For more information regarding the Grandmothers, visit their page:
artofhealingfoundation.org
