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Fishlake Valley Nevada

September 20 - 23 2007

 

$450 For SAMS Members
$530 for non-members

Early Registration discount
if paid by Aug 10, 2007
is $400.00 for SAMS Members
and $480.00 for non-members
a limited number of Sliding Scale fees
and Scholarships are available.
C
ontact Daniel for details

SAMS Membership Registration information
http://shamanicastrology.com/sams.htm

 

This is an Autumnal Equinox Celebration at an Ancient Solstice Petroglyph Site with a near by Wilderness Hot Springs and fabulous Night Sky Viewing. This is event is for anyone wishing to deepen their connection to the sacred experience of the Night Sky. This is an entry level event within the newly created curriculum for the Shamanic Astrology Mystery School and counts as required credit for certification in the Night Sky track.

The Camp Includes:

Entry Level Classes in experiential Shamanic Astrology with an emphasis on the Turning of The Ages Cosmology

Venus (Leo Overtone) Morning Sky

Mars (Taurus Overtone) Morning Sky

Mercury (Cancer Overtone)Night Sky emphasis on attunements with Galactic Center

Sunrise and Sunset Equinox Ceremonials with the Petroglyphs

High Desert Mountain Hiking and Wilderness Hot Springs

Astrological Vision Quest

Night Sky emphasis attunements with Galactic Center

 

This is a full camping experience at a wilderness campsite. Bring your own camping equipment, supplies, water and food. Details below

Registration:

Send check payable to:

Daniel Giamario
11790 SW Lanewood St
Portland, OR 97225
Phone: (503) 430-1836
Voice Mail: (310) 281-7651

along with your mailing address, email address (if you have one) and phone number. We will send you confirmation of your registration and a detailed map. Be sure to also include your birth information: Date, Time and Place.

Note: the course fee is non-refundable but can be transferred to another event with Daniel minus a $50 processing fee. For more information contact Daniel Giamario at his voicemail (310) 281-7651.

If you are interested in this adventure and want more details or to register and your reserve a space call Daniel Giamario at (310) 281-7651
or email daniel

Further Details On The Nevada Wilderness Astrology Camp
This wilderness camp is held in an extremely remote area near the California/Nevada border on the Nevada side of the White Mountains. This is a place far from any vestige of civilization, without any light pollution or other distractions, and is truly an ancient sacred site. The site itself is about 5000 feet in elevation in a high desert location. Plan for windy conditions (usually the winds pick up around Noon) and what remains of the summer heat. The days at this time of year are cooler than in the summer but still quite warm, the nights cool down and can even feel chilly. The camp is located 321 miles from Las Vegas, 214 miles from Reno, 57 miles from Tonapah, NV and 78 miles from Hawthorn, NV. You will receive more detailed directions when you register for the camp.

This is a full wilderness camp. You are responsible for your own camping equipment including tents, food and water. The closest motels (several are inexpensive) are in Tonapah, about 57 miles away from the site. Although this camp is primitive meaning there are no facilities, we highly recommend camping for the full wilderness experience. There is a nearby Hot Springs about 10 miles down the road in a wonderful wilderness location with no conveniences or amenities except for an outdoor shower. There are pools near the Hot Springs that can be used for bathing, and frequent journeys to the Hot Springs are a regular feature of our days. This is a clothing optional Hot Springs but do bring a bathing suit as sometimes families with children gather there.

Plan to arrive no later than 5 PM on Sep 21 so you will have time to set up your camp before dark and the evening meeting. We will break camp about 1 pm on Sep 24. The days will consist of beginning and advanced Shamanic Astrology classes with Daniel and the nights will include Daniel’s night sky teachings. The last night features an opportunity to engage in an all night Astrological Vision Quest. This is optional.

Flexibility is always a key factor at these events, so the schedule may be adjusted to fit the needs of the campers as a whole and there will be time for hiking and enjoying the area. We highly recommend bringing warm blankets or sleeping bags for evening night sky classes. You may wish to come prepared with drums, rattles, altar pieces or any other ceremonial tools that feel appropriate to you. This is a drug free event.

Some suggestions on what to bring:

Food (everyone is responsible for their own food) Ice for coolers is available in nearby Dyer 15 miles away just a few miles past the Hotsprings. This is an extremely small town but there is a gas station with a general store and a pay phone.

+ Lots of Drinking Water. This is important as there is NO water at the camp site. Water is available at the general store.

+ Tent and a Sleeping Bag (rain is always a possibility) and other camping gear if you are camping.

+ Layers of clothes...the days are usually quite warm and the nights cool or even chilly. Some years the days have been hot and windy and some years the days are cool and even chilly. + The nights can be quite cold sometimes dropping into the low forties, so plan accordingly. The sun is often intense so you may want to cover up to avoid sun burn.

+ Folding Chair (nice for night sky and daytime classes) or a blanket to sit on

A Small Hand Shovel for creative outdoor bathroom facilities and toilet paper

Your Astrology Chart, Ephemeris (if you have one), and the Venus/Mars Booklet available through the Shamanic Astrology Website or at the camp for $5

+Notebook, paper, pens etc.

+Flashlight, Camera, Towels, Sun Screen, Lip Balm, Hat, Binoculars

There is no shade at the camp site. So, you might want to bring some portable shade such as beach umbrella, or portable awning or canopy.. Also worth considering is bringing a Solar Shower although you can get an out door shower at the Hot Springs.

The most important thing to bring is an intent to have fun while learning more about the interrelated mysteries of Earth and Sky. Please do remember this is a drug free event.

And finally we ask that you keep in mind this is an unpolluted sacred outdoor site. The only traces of humanity here are the ancient petroglyphs and rock rings. Our intent is to honor this sacred site and to make as little an environmental impact upon the site as possible, leaving behind only our footprints and tire tracks, which the wind and rain erases. Plan to take your trash with you when you leave and leave nothing behind including toilet paper. This is a sacred site and it deserves our honor and respect. Gatherings have been occurring here now at least once a year for the past 5 years and this site remains unpolluted. Wild creatures live in the area including wild horses, and rattlesnakes. Both have been sited and so far have not posed a threat. When we approach these places with reverence and respect paying attention to and honoring the land and the beings already present, the land and the beings welcome our presence. We look forward to sharing this sacred time and place with you.

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