Hanbleceya, Vision Quest. Crying for a Vision

Hanbleceya means crying for a vision or a dream. This is ancient rite of passage practiced by many Indigenous cultures varying in techniques. Vision quests are taken to discover greater meaning and purpose in life, to have sacred communion with the Great Mystery, Tunkasila, to get answers or solutions to challenges, to connect with ancestors, spirit animals, and our Mother Earth. It requires personal sacrifice through fasting, prayer, and valuable time spent alone in Nature. It humbles you. It can bring answers to your questions, or questions for you to answer, through visions and insights. This is a sacred ritual carried out in a traditional manner. I was privileged to go on my first hanbleceya in Sept of 2015 over my birthday weekend. I hope you will join with me as I share my personal sacred experiences of connecting with spirit and share my thoughts about how we can 'cry for a vision' in our every day life as well.

I had to change the date for this class. Originally it was to be in two sessions the end of July, but with the date change I have decided to extend the class to 90 mins and combine the two.