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Rona Yellow Robe and Elisabeth Lentz are offering a Create & Rejuvenate Workshop during the Festival. It was sold out last year at the Park City Flute Festival. Create & Rejuvenate Workshop When? Saturday, April 7th, 11:15 – 1:30pm. Where? … Continue reading →

Rona Yellow Robe – Healer with Sound & Elisabeth Lentz – Mindful Movement & Yoga practitioner – will create a space for you to Release, Connect, and Rejuvenate in their two-hour Mindful Movement & Meditation & Sound session. Come join … Continue reading →

Clarity and Awakened Senses Dear friends and students, After a week of Silence (Vipassana) at the Last Resort, with sitting meditation around a warm wood-stove and walking meditation amidst snow flurries,I feel more awake and clear in this world.  Robb … Continue reading →

Journey to your  Inner-Landscape! “Who AM I?” ON MOLOKAI. This may be the unique opportunity which you have been looking for; A retreat experience of a lifetime on the remote island of Molokai, guided by Elisabeth Lentz. Aloha & Grüß Gott … Continue reading →

Sign up for “January and February Courses 2017“ This course is for anyone who wants to regularly practice with the honest inquiry of becoming fully alive to themselves through deep “looking and listening” as Thich Nhat Hanh would say.  Living … Continue reading →

Any direction I look my heart opens, physically expanding, sensing the tissue, the layers between the ribs softening. I am  allowing the ribs to separate like an accordion, with each breath touching upon another tone, or hue, or taste of … Continue reading →

Today in class at Think Head First, where I teach resting, relaxing, while staying alert and awake to yourself. I read the following poem, which describes so well the feeling many people suffer when they hit their head and are … Continue reading →

 Lila and Zen ” If you are basing your happiness on things that will change or go away, like your home, your job, money, relationships, even your body, you are in for a lot of suffering.” by Pujari Keays