Apr 5 -- Jun 12
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Sound Heal and Move
A Gathering of the Community of Spirit
A multidimensional experience through the power of sound!
Tap into your roots of Divinity with ritual, meditation, toning, hands on healing, music and movement. Join Gil Yslas and Niobe Weaver along with Rebecca and Salvatore Zambito for an exceptional event.
Experience a day of creating sacred space, deepening your understanding of ritual in your life and in our modern culture. Next you open and clear your energetic system with specific meditation practices, timeless wisdom, a practice for a lifetime. Feel the power of sound flow through your body as you raise your voice with others in sounding and song. Learn how sound is a full spectrum healing modality. Experience the power of music as it flows into and throughout the wholeness of your being, taking you into movement. Ritual, meditation, sounding, music and movement. These are the parts of a celebration found in tribal communities. From birth to death, life passages are marked in this manner. This is the intention of Sound, Heal and Move, to celebrate the spark of the Divine in us all, and that we are not isolated or alone in our experience on this Earth.
Please come join Niobe Weaver, Gil Yslas, and Salvatore Zambito for an exceptional workshop.
For more information see www.explorespirit.com
Schedule
Saturday April 5, 2008
United Church of Christ
18732 Division Ave. NE, Suquamish, WA
10:00 am — 6:00 pm
Saturday May 3, 2008 (Celebrate Beltane)
10:00 am — 6:00 pm
Saturday June 21, 2008
Unity Church of Port Townsend
Masonic Hall, Van Buren and Jefferson Streets, Port Townsend, WA
10:00 am — 6:00 pm
Saturday June 12, 2008
10:00 am — 6:00 pm
Cost
$150 includes lunch ($175 day of event)
$25 deposit with registration
Register
To register, contact Niobe at:
(360) 930–0856
niobe@explorespirit.com
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May 21
7:00 PM
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Salvatore Zambito talk: "What's in a (Holy) Name?"
Please join Salvatore Zambito for an evening talk presented by West Sound Unity Church:
"What’s in a (Holy) Name?"
More than you might think when that name is Jesus.
"This was fun! Salvatore had one surprise after another. I had no idea there was so much significance in His (real) name."
Rev. Tom Thrasher - United Church of Christ, Suquamish, WA
Presented by:
West Sound Unity Church
1712 Trenton Ave
Bremerton, WA 98310
(360) 479-1757
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Aug 2 -- Aug 30
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A Breath of the Himalayan Tradition
Salvatore will be joining Swami Veda in a month-long series of classes at the beautiful Rancho La Puerta spa resort in Mexico: www.rancholapuerta.com.
Register for classes here...
In August 2008, the world renowned Fitness Resort and Spa,Rancho La Puerta, in Tecate, Mexico (one hour from San Diego), will be transformed into a yoga ashram hosting Swami Veda Bharati and his highly acclaimed international faculty.
Their purpose is to present a comprehensive education in Himalayan Yoga-Meditation. "A Breath of the Himalayan Tradition".
The Program includes: Meditation, Raja Yoga, Yoga Sutras, Philosophy, Hatha Yoga, Pranayama Anatomy, Yoga Nidra, Psychology, Holistic Health, RYT 200 & RYT 500 (600 hour) programs offered. 
Register for classes here...
The Himalayan Yoga Tradition-Teacher Training Program (HYT-TTP) is for people who wish to connect to an authentic living lineage for ongoing study and spiritual guidance. Working with all aspects of our lives, the aim of the program is self-transformation. "We train people to be not merely teachers of classes, but guides of people."
This unique program of ongoing spiritual guidance has been designed by Swami Veda Bharati to deepen the students' personal experience of Yoga to such an extent that they can transmit authentic yoga teachings and experience.
The Himalayan Yoga Tradition-Teacher Training Program (HYT-TTP), under the tutelage of AHYMSIN (Association of Himalayan Yoga Meditation Societies International), is dedicated to making available and teaching the Himalayan Yoga Tradition as taught by Swami Rama of the Himalayas. 
Rancho La Puerta (www.rancholapuerta.com) lies in a valley at the foot of 3,885-feet Mount Kuchumaa. Here, the meandering Kumeyaay Creek meets the Tecate River. Kumeyaay tribe people knew Mount Kuchumaa as the "exalted high place." For them, Kuchumaa was the womb of the world, the place from which creation sprang. Only shamans were allowed on the summit. It was a place of initiation for spiritual leaders.
Rancho la Puerta's 3,000-acre property offers world-class landscaped gardens, an organic farm, mountainsides and meadows for great hiking and walking experiences. An amazing array of fitness activities, luxury spa amenities and superb spa cuisine await your discovery.
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