KWTC

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This message is from a friend and yoga teacher in Pgh, who recently

attended KYTC. It does sound great, I would also consider going next yr.

-

"Jenn Phillips" <editorwwc

 

 

> KWTC was really good, the first week especially. Yogi Bhajan's lectures

and

> presence, of course, are the brightest highlight. Program-wise, highlights

of

> the first week were an incredible, fee-only financial planner's workshops

on

> socially responsible money management and investing, Guru Dev's healing

> classes, and a class called Touch the Spirit that used yoga and discussion

to

> get us all in touch with our inner power as women. The second week,

Sadhana

> Kaur taught a wonderful class on compassion and boundaries, again using

yoga.

> There was also a class that you would have loved especially. A woman

trained in

> the Wise Woman tradition out of Europe gave a closing program that had us

all

> thinking and talking about the major transition times in our lives. Then

we did

> two lovely rituals with tie-died veils, mantras, and songs to mark the

> transitions we made at Women's Camp. The same woman taught an Oriental

dance

> class that looked yummy; I didn't get to take it b/c it conflicted with

some

> other obligations I had.

>

> I had some incredible appointments with incredible healers, among them

Guru Dev

> (of course) for Sat Nam Rasayan; an Ayurvedic physician who flew in to

treat

> Yogi Bhajan, who encouraged the doctor to offer appointments to the rest

of us;

> Dr. Harijot Singh, acupuncturist and herbalist extraordinaire; and a

lovely

> woman named Guji who does a kind of deep tissue and stretching massage in

the

> water up at Oho Caliente Mineral Springs.

>

> I would highly recommend the camp. >

> Sat Nam and Best Wishes,

> Sat Tapa (Jenn)

>