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Spring Equinox
Earth Renewal Ceremony
To read the full story of the origin of this ceremony:
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Itinerary of activities
• We gather on site between 9:30 - 10 am. Ceremony starts at 10:00!
• Teachings and orientation of the Earth Renewal Ceremony
• Instruction in the dance and song
• Earth Renewal Ceremony – participation in singing, dancing, drumming
• Give-Away Ceremony: Each person brings a gift of personal significance and value to give to the Earth Mother. Each person receives a gift from the Earth Mother, other than the one they brought (usually).
• Pot-luck Feast – an integral part of the ceremony, sharing a meal with one's community
The Earth Renewal Tree is, in addition to a representation of the pathway we Shamans follow in our journeys into the Celestial Realms of Light, Knowledge and Spiritual Awakening, a calendar which provides us reference as to our location in time.
At the time of the Spring Equinox the Earth Renewal Dance is done in order to dance the Earth Mother awake. Calling her to life and fertility, with a deep heartfelt appreciation, we participate in her renewal.
This ceremony was passed into my caretakership by my predecessor and mentor, my Grampa Peña.
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March 21st ~ 10 am - 2 pm
Red Rock Crossing ~ Sedona, Az
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Shaman
'shä-mən. From Evenki (Tungusic language of Siberia) šamān, derived from the Sumerian ‘sham-an’, Eagle of Heaven
1) sham - from the Sumerian ‘shem’ or ‘sham’ meaning ‘eagle’ or ‘vehicle of flight’
2) an - from the Sumerian, ‘heaven’ or ‘celestial’
A Shaman is:
1) The Eagle of Heaven
2) One who flies as the Eagle into the Celestial Domains
3) One who is capable of spiritual flight
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Ayahuasca Visions
November 2005. Once again I found myself in the Amazon Jungle, having traversed land, air and river to arrive in the midst of a paradisiacal world of flowers and birds indistinguishable in color, river water the color of a latte’ and the clothes of the Shipibo Indians embroidered and painted with the visionary patterns of the sacred vine of the Soul, Ayahuasca.
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Self Portrait, Jade Wah'oo Grigori 9/27/09
Authentic Ancestry
Jade Wah’oo Grigori brings forth authentic Shamanic Ways on behalf of his community, the community of All Peoples.
He underwent his first Shamanic Initiation, that of Death-by-Intent, in 1956 at 5 years of age. Of Mongolian ancestry, Jade Wah’oo Grigori received direct initiations and training from his Ancestral Spirits who guided and instructed him in the rigorous endeavors of journeying into the spirit-realms, ways of healing and accessing Knowledge.
In 1974 Jade met and was adopted as Grandson by Juan Peña, an Old-Man Shaman (Téwa-Ké or Bear Shaman) of one of the Tewan Pueblos of the Upper Rio Grande. Jade’s Grampa Peña apprenticed him for the next 8 years.
With his Grampa Peña’s death in 1982, at the age of 104, the Caretakership of ‘the Ways’ passed to Jade Wah’oo.
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