The Imbolc planning pod
Patchouli, Goo, Velveeta and Trivia

dear ones,
in the fall my sister took a raw foods course in kelowna, bc on a visit there I had the pleasure of trying some of the recipes she’d learned from the course, they were delicious. . . and surprisingly filling!
her teacher Guylaine Lacerte, a raw foodie for 35 years has agreed to come to Vancouver to offer the Intro please email me if you would like to participate, or for more info.
Velveeta
veekrisp@gmail.com

p.s. ten humans max per class, children welcome!

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The Raw Food Path – An Introduction
1- Day Class
$150.00
Sunday March 7, 2010
10:30 – 5:00 p.m
Vancouver BC, location tba

Come and discover how to bring raw food into your every day life!

What’s included?
· 1 full day of teaching from 10:30am – 5:00pm (value$100)
· Question & Answer session with Guylaine (priceless!)
· Abundant amounts of delicious tasters throughout the day (with 14 different recipes to try, by the end of the class people beg me not to give them anymore food!)(value $45)
· A substantial raw food lunch (value $20)
· Guylaine’s raw food pyramid and raw food guidelines plus the wheel of health and wellness (value$15)
· A booklet of raw food recipes and menu planners and transition tips($25)
· Plus bonus: 1-on-1 phone coaching session with Guylaine (value $75) TOTAL VALUE $150 per class. Come with a friend and pay only $125 each.

Join us in our 18th annual Women’s Spirituality Celebration, a place where women of all religious traditions and spiritual expressions are welcomed. This year’s theme is: Transformative Journeys: Redfining Self and Spirit Our celebration takes place the evening of March 12th and all day Saturday March 13th at the Centre for Peace (16th and Burrard). The event encompasses sacred multi-faith gathering times and varied workshops on a multitude of themes to feed the divine feminine spirit.

The Women’s Spirituality Celebration (WSC) is an annual multi-faith event; celebrating the presence of spirit in our lives. Through its grassroots, women-led mandate, the WSC is dedicated to reflecting, honoring, educating about, and reclaiming the Divine Feminine that is found in all historical spiritual and religious traditions.

* WSC recognizes the feminine as divine.
* WSC is inclusive, yielding, nurturing, supportive, multi-dimensional, open, transparent, fluid and unique.
* WSC is a container for women to learn within, to collaborate, and co-create their own transformative learning experience.
* WSC has created a culture of learning for women’s spirituality.
* WSC is multi-faith with no specific named tradition requirements.

http://www.wscelebration.com/

When: May 7-9, 2010
Where: Baldwin House, Deer Lake, Burnaby, B.C.

There is space for 22 participants, reserved on a first come first serve basis.

Fees:
Early Bird (Before March 1, 2010) $150-$200
Regular (After March 1, 2010) $225

Full payment appreciated. Prior to April 7 fees are refundable minus deposit.
After April 7 fees are non-refundable unless you find a replacement or
there is a waiting list and someone is willing to take your place.

Registration:
To register, or for more information, please contact Joanne MacKinnon at joannemackinnon@telus.net.

Willow “Firefly” Kelly is a performance artist and a faery-loving experiential teacher of magic, music, and mystery. She facilitates the collaborative creation of strong containers, inviting participants into an empowered experience of their own magic and transformation. After a 14 year incubation period and some pressure from her allies, she is actively weaving the human and faery realms together; passing on her directions, road maps and instructions to those that openly and lovingly seek re-connection. She is an instigator and is known to be quite mischievous, running amuck with the faeries every chance she gets.

Willow “Firefly” Kelly
Silverwood Mystery School
Staunton, VA
“Community will be the Guru of the Future.” – Thich Nhat Hanh

Dwynn
Haililng from the rain shadow of Vancouver, BC, Dwynn is a mother devoted to integrating her spiritual practice into parenting and her work with young children. Enkindled by a beautiful family and community: Dwynn’s desire is to inspire people to find their joys and passions, and to deepen their connection with the Goddess and the sacred in every day life. Dwynn has been planning community rituals and co-teaching classes in Vancouver for over three years now. She loves to laugh, sing, drum and belly dance and partakes in all manners of mirthful revelry.