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Do you ever wish that the world would slow down or stop so you could re-collect yourself and tap into a deep inner well spring of your being?
If you are ready and willing to open yourself to an experience that can be life changing and that may bring you greater self-knowledge embark on something similar to a Native American Vision Quest.
This is an ideal way to:
- Discover who you really are and get "on purpose"
- Find inner peace
- Find answers from the heart
- Connect deeply with nature and other living things
- Face your fears and step into courage
- Deepen your meditation practice or learn to meditate
- Communicate with animal totems and spirit helpers
Although people in cultures throughout the world including the Celts and Europeans undertook similar journeys, the Native American vision quest may be the most famous example of a journey into nature to seek spiritual growth and understanding. Even among the nations of the Native Americans, the quest took different forms and was undertaken by people at different times. In some indigenous cultures it was a passage into adulthood while others used it as means to discover their life's purpose or their personal totem. Even in lands as far away as the Holy Land similar trials were faced. In fact, Jesus was said to have spent forty days alone in the wilderness.
Catriona's vision quests are different than Native American Vision Quests in that they are informed by modern day practices and uniquely developed to benefit participants from many backgrounds and denominations who live in today's world.
Today, guides like Catriona draw on the tradition of the Celts, Shamans and other spiritual leaders to guide modern day truth seekers on their own personal journey of self-discovery and spiritual awareness. An immersion in the natural world can reawaken the connection with the natural world and the animal and tree spirits that surround and guide us.
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