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Primal Animal Goddess

Friday, October 6, 2017 at 7 pm

Tree of Life in Ocean Beach

$20 – Contact Diana to pay in advance

She pants, growls, purrs and whines.

She is your instinctive reservoir of courage and fear, lust and defense.

Your Primal Animal Goddess may lurk silently under your skin, or roar from your mouth when you least expect it.

It’s time to get to know her a little bit better.

Say YES and let her OUT!

Come take a journey to meet and merge with your Primal Animal Goddess! We’ll dance, indulge in body paint, and make lots of deep, animal noises.

YES, you may dress Animal Style!

BRING

Make-up or other items that accentuate your Animal nature

Any additional Animal costume items you wish to share

Inspired by my own experiences, teachers and wise advice from The Goddess.

About the Shamanic Goddess Circle

Reawaken the Divine Feminine within you and reclaim your natural, wildish nature. Did you forget you were a Goddess in order to survive through the chaos of this world? Sink your roots into the ground and feel into the life-giving energy available to us all as women.

Every month is different – just like we are. Join in this open Circle and journey down the powerful rivers of feminine intuition and healing magic. You’ll learn and experience shamanic techniques for personal growth and healing and discover your own personal Goddess self.

Who is Mara Clear Spring Cook?

Mara is a Shamanic Healer, Teacher and Reiki Master. She leads the Shamanic Goddess Circles and Shamanic Drumming Circle, co-leads the Soul Song Circle, and teaches people how to follow the path of the shaman in six month training courses and intensives. Along with group work she sees private clients for soul retrieval, shamanic healing, energy healing, guided journey and more – both in person and distance. She also teaches and installs the Nine Rites of the Munay-Ki as taught by Dr. Villoldo and the Four Winds Society.

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