TLS Virtual Gathering 2020: Laura Esculcas & Calen Rayne

Dromenons Reimagined: Heart, Mind, and the Music of the Spheres

Presenters: Laura Esculcas & Calen Rayne (USA-Portugal)

In this presentation, we will connect heart and mind on the labyrinth, a morphogenic field connecting all labyrinths and people who have walked them, our ancestral voices singing in harmony with the music of the spheres. Dromenon, mandala, and labyrinth return us to our sacred center during a journey of reconnection and renewal that restores whole-ness or holy-ness.

Laura Esculcas, EarthShamans co-founder, serves on Veriditas Faculty, and is a Veriditas Advanced Certified Labyrinth Facilitator, SoulCollage® facilitator, and sacred landscape guide in Portugal. She is practitioner of Sacred Landscapes, Acoustic Feng Shui, and the Personessence™ System of Understanding People. She has regularly served with Veriditas as a small group facilitator in Chartres, and teaches qualifying workshops/Labyrinth Facilitator Training in Europe. Laura holds an M.A. in Wisdom Studies, and facilitates wisdom journeys into Portugal's place-based myths. Originally from the US, she worked in Silicon Valley for over ten years, and now lives, Portugal.

Rev. Dr. Calen Rayne is a Unitarian Universalist Lay Community Minister, Spiritual Director, co-founder of EarthShamans, Director of Institutional Energetics at Ubiquity University, and a Veriditas Advanced Labyrinth Facilitator. Calen builds labyrinths, designs Shinrin Yoku trails and meditation gardens, designs/consults on sacred landscapes, produces energy mandalas/altars for energy healing, and is experienced with labyrinths, reiki, kaballah, Himalayan singing bowl, earth energies, Acoustic Feng Shui, dowsing, contemplative brush, Egyptian Biogeometry, alchemy, sacred geometry, Druid geomancy, medical intuitive work. He trained with alchemists of the first religion of the Himalayas (nameless religion), known as “patterns of heaven and earth.”

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