Summer Solstice Journey to Guatemala, an Opportunity to Pray and Serve , June 16 - 29
These two endeavors will all come together at the sacred site of Tikal on Summer Solstice, June 21. All aspects promise to be rewarding and heart opening experiences, right in the spiritual heart of the hemisphere, Guatemala.
A Spiritual Tour in the Highlands and Lowlands of Mayaland
June 16 - 24
- Visit the old capital city, Antigua and the second largest city Xela (Quetaltenango).
- Explore the highlands in a traditional Mayan Quiche village famous for vegetable growing on the emerald green slopes of sacred volcanoes, sacred hot springs and praying to Maximon, the venerated folk saint.
- Swim, relax, bask and meditate on Lake Peten, a beautiful body of water near Tikal
- Visit the Mayan sacred site of Tikal on Summer Solstice at sunrise
- Pray in the sacred circle and fire ceremony conducted by Mayan shamans
- Learn and/or participate in the empowerment of women gardening project (see more below)
Empowering women to build and maintain their vegetable gardens
When it comes time to relax and renew we will be at a wonderful lakeside hotel Gringo Perdido. A great place to meditate, swim, practice yoga on the new deck and eat two delicious and nutritious meals a day.
Part 1, Pray
Pay as you go, budget $75 per day for lodging, food, transportation, donations. Plan on double occupancy. This does not include airfare or discretionary spending (shopping, tips, healing, or park entrance fees, etc.).
Part 2, Serve
$1200 for 10 days of accommodations at Gringo Perdido, transportation, two meals per day. Does not include airfares, tips or donations to guides, shamans, healers or BJ's teachings or services.
Deposit: 50% required upon registration by Monday, May 3, 2010
Balance Due: 50% required by Monday, May 31, 2010
Fee does not include airfare, gratuities, or other discretionary expenditures.
Need more info?
Contact BJ at bjsadtler@breatheinc.com 630.334.7826 or
Allison Haynes at allison_haynes@hotmail.com 714.271.5103
Labels: 2010, Guatemalan Travel, Summer Solstice
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