Windhorse MENS Retreat

The Windhorse MENS Experience

A Weekend Retreat

To Reignite, Reboot, and Take Back Your Power

Hosted by The Sanctuary, Facilitated by The Omziel Healing Sanctuary.

The Windhorse is a symbol of the human soul in the shamanistic tradition. It has been included as the pivotal element in the center of the four animals symbolizing the cardinal directions and a symbol of the idea of well-being.

This experience will provide support for Men if you’re looking to reduce stress, heal from burnout, or find help for anxiety, or compulsive behaviors. You will learn how to level up your mindset, taking back the power that’s already yours.

In addition, you will experience growth through ceremonial gatherings, self-expression, meditation, mindfulness, and deep-work.

Now Join Us from Aug 27th to Aug 28th as the Omziel Healing Sanctuary co-creates the Windhorse MENS Experience.

This inner-standing will accelerate your healing journey and ignite the creative force within you. We have put together a quite unique program. This experience is a detox from all the stress and BS (..beliefs systems) that consume us.

The main value of this retreat is that you will have guides help you along your journey of rebirth.

This is a return to Pachamama, Mother Earth. We will connect back to Mother Earth and remember our purpose, through ceremony, spiritual guidance, exploration of this sacred land, and much more.

The Windhorse activities include:

   - Guided Breathwork

   - Mindset Training

   - Meditation

   - Deep Work

   - Ecstatic Dance

   - Fire Ceremonies

   - and MUCH, MUCH more!

These daily activities are tools to develop your inner Alchemist.

THIS INCLUDES:

   - embodying your life’s purpose

   - tapping into your inner power

   - integrating aspects of your shadow

   - aligning mind, body, and spirit

We will be camping out for one night. Meals and snacks are included. There is access to bathrooms and showers. We can even arrange transportation.

COST $222 (Security deposit of $55 non refundable)

Let’s return to Nature, where we once came from.

“He is the most powerful who has power over himself.” – Seneca”