EarthSong: A Sacred Journey of Harmony and Healing

Embark on a profound odyssey of interconnectedness and transformation with EarthSong: A Sacred Journey of Harmony and Healing. Set amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Boulder, Colorado, this Earth Day celebration promises a day of deep connection, spiritual exploration, and collective healing.

Date: April 22nd, 2024 Location: Boulder, Colorado Time: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

As the sun rises over the majestic peaks, join us in honoring the living spirit of our planet. EarthSong invites you to harmonize with the rhythms of nature, weaving together the ancient wisdom of Psilocybin, the celestial melodies of Plant Music therapy, and the healing vibrations of sound therapy.

This immersive journey beckons you to delve into the soul of the Earth, celebrating her abundance and nurturing our collective intention for planetary healing. Guided by experienced facilitators, we'll traverse the realms of consciousness, opening ourselves to profound insights and deeper connections with the natural world.

Let the enchanting melodies of Plant Music therapy be your guide, leading you on a mesmerizing voyage of self-discovery and inner exploration. Through the sacred alchemy of sound, we'll attune our beings to the harmonies of the universe, dissolving barriers and fostering a sense of unity with all of creation.

Important Notes:

• Participation in EarthSong is limited to 15 individuals on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Prior contact with Amber or Teresa Helgeson is mandatory to discuss ceremony expectations and ensure participant health and safety.
• Registration Fee: $333.33 per person.

Join us for EarthSong, where the melodies of the Earth and the whispers of the soul merge in a symphony of harmony and healing. Reserve your place now and become part of a transformative journey that honors the beauty and interconnectedness of all life.

Disclaimer: EarthSong is intended for individuals with a sincere interest in spiritual exploration and holistic healing practices. Participants must be in good physical and mental health and willing to adhere to ceremony guidelines.