This is a ticketed add-on. If you would like to join please register for the immersion at this link. Harnessing the Power of Natural Intelligence and the Five Elements for Self-Healing, Connection, and Resilience.
Join us for this transformative post-festival immersion with Saul David Raye and special musical guests.
Together we will explore ancient Yogic and shamanic wisdom and practices that support your health, vitality, and spiritual connection.
Sedona, one of the most spiritually potent places on Earth, offers a sacred landscape that inspires deep connection.
Our day begins with a few hours in the classroom and explore the vital role of natural intelligence— in our life practice. Especially in an age dominated by artificial intelligence.
Indigenous healing traditions have always been rooted in honoring the wisdom of nature. The further we drift from natural harmony, the more imbalance we create. Through this workshop, we’ll reconnect with these time-tested practices and the wisdom they carry.
The second part of the day we will be out on the land, visiting some of the sacred sites and using them as inspiration for our practice and meditation.
we will also feature live music, chanting, and the healing power of Bhakti heart medicine to uplift and inspire.
The outdoor portion will last approximately three hours or more, so please come prepared with a hat, water, light snacks, a creative journal, and something comfortable to sit on in the Wild.
All levels, ages, and abilities are welcome.
These land immersions are a highlight of my festival season, offering a sacred space to reconnect with the earth and ourselves. I look forward to sharing this experience with you amidst the sacred red rocks of Sedona.
Requirements & Preparation: Mobility & fitness level: All participants must be capable of hiking 2-3 miles on uneven surfaces as well as navigate various gradients of terrain without the assistance of a walking aid or third party. Each participant must maintain a current health level that is conducive to hiking at 4000 + elevation without jeopardizing the safety of self or others.
