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Sweat lodge with inti in the ceremonial garden
The Peruvian musician, healer and world traveller Inti Cesar Malasquez will once again lead a sweat lodge in the Zeremoniegarten Bad Münder on Saturday, 3 June. It starts at 2 pm. The fee this time is 75 euros. Planned are
- Joint preparation
- Ceremony of oneness in a circle - Unity
- Forgiveness ritual
- Prayer of thanksgiving for Mother Earth
- Sweat lodge (4 rounds)
- Joint conclusion
The sweat lodge is a place of encounter and healing. of power. With Inti, this ceremony gains even more depth. Those who know him also admire his lightness and his gift for leading people into deep transformations.
For information and registration please contact me: michael- hemme@gmx, 0049(0)171-5345398
WhenSaturday, 03 June
WhereCeremony Garden, Bult 34, 31848 Bad Münder - access on the left past the house into the garden
Watchtsince: 2 pm
Bring along2 large towels, drinking water, juice, contribution
to eat after the ceremony (note: shower facilities - cold only) Wood for the fire, stones - whoever has them
Please bring a small gift for the fire woman/man as an energy equaliser. Registration: Please let me know if you will be attending.
0171-5345398. email: michael-hemme@gmx.de MITAKUYE OYASSIN - All my relatives Michael
About the sweat lodge:
The sweat lodge is a place of encounter, of power - an energetic meeting of the four elements, the four cardinal points. In the sweat lodge (Aztec: Temascal) we allow ourselves to be healed. The round shape of the hut made of willow branches and hazelnut rods gives the feeling of being in the womb of the mother. There is nothing to hide, to close, to pretend. We can let go of everything we no longer need. We will sit naked on the floor for four rounds: greeting the earth, water, air and fire. We invite the energies to flow through us and cleanse us. We get in deep contact with our inner selves. This requires everyone to be open and ready. New hot stones are added each round. The door opens, the stones come and it gets hotter and hotter. There are different ways of dealing with the heat. But one thing is clear: everyone dies a little death. And then you crawl out of your mother's womb on all fours - reborn.
You will accept life. When you were born, you accepted everything, but unconsciously. Now you consciously decide: I want to be alive, to consciously welcome it. Nature has to give a lot for the hut in the form of wood and stones, so make an effort too, put your pain into it.
Breathing is important, diaphragmatic breathing increases consciousness. This is called prana in the East, the breath we breathe in is called klejotl by the Aztecs.
Just this small change in your breathing takes your life in the direction you want it to go. Seven times in the morning and evening at the beginning is enough, then the body says: I want more.
About meI was able to experience my first sweat lodge in 1994 with the Wampanoak elder Manitonquat. A deep passion grew out of this very healing experience. In 2000 I completed a water pouring course with Hermann Strohmeier, who teaches both the Bear Tribe and Lakota traditions. I also have years of experience as a firekeeper with Wolfgang Peham (Bear Tribe tradition).
My work also incorporates influences from Mexico (Armando Cruz Sanchez), Peru (Inti Cesar Malasquez) and Chile (LuzClara) as well as my training in energetic healing work in the tradition of the Andean shamans. Since 2016 I have been the keeper of my own hut in my ceremonial garden.
Sweatlodge in the "Zeremoniegarden"
The Peruvian musician, healer and world traveller Inti Cesar Malasquez will lead on Saturday, June 3 once again a sweat lodge in the ceremonial garden Bad Münder. Beginning is at 14 o'clock. The compensation amounts to 75 euro this time. Planned are:
- common preparing
- Ceremony of oneness in the circle - Unity
- Forgiveness ritual
- Prayer of thanksgiving for Mother Earth
- sweat lodge (4 rounds)
- common conclusion
The sweat lodge is a place of encounter and healing. of power. With Inti this ceremony gains even more depth. Those who know him also admire his lightness and his gift to lead people into deep transformations.
Info and registration with me: michael- hemme@gmx, 0049(0)171-5345398
When: Saturday, June 03
WhereCeremony Garden, Bult 34, 31848 Bad Münder - access left past the house into the garden
Time: 14 o'clock
Bring along: 2 big towels, drinking water, juice, contribution
to eat after the ceremony (Attention: shower possibility - only cold) Wood for the fire, stones - who has
Please bring a small gift for the fire woman/man as energy compensation. Registration: Please contact me if you will participate.
0171-5345398. email: michael-hemme@gmx.de MITAKUYE OYASSIN - All my relatives Michael
About the sweat lodge:
The sweat lodge is a place of meeting, of power - an energetic meeting of the four elements, the four cardinal points. In the sweat lodge (Aztec: Temascal) we allow to be healed. The round shape of the hut made of willow branches and hazelnut rods gives the feeling of being in the womb of the mother. There is nothing there to hide, to close, to pretend. We can let go of everything we no longer need. For four rounds we will sit naked on the floor: welcoming the earth, water, air and fire. We invite the energies to flow through us and cleanse us. We get very deeply in touch with our inner being. This requires everyone to be open and ready. Each round new hot stones will be added. The door opens, the stones come and it gets hotter and hotter. There are different ways to deal with the heat. But one thing is clear: everyone dies a little death. And then you come crawling out of the mother's womb on all fours - newborn.
You will accept life. When you were born, you accepted everything, but unconsciously. Now consciously you decide: I want to be alive, to welcome it consciously. For the hut, nature has to give a lot in the form of wood and stones, so so make an effort, put your pain.
Breathing is important, diaphragmatic breathing, increases consciousness. Prana is the name of this in the East, the breath we breathe in Clejotl, among the Aztecs.
Just this small change of breath brings life in the direction you set out. Seven times in the morning and evening to start is enough, then the body says: I want more.
About me: I experienced my first sweat lodge in 1994 with the Wampanoak elder Manitonquat. From this then very healing experience grew a deep passion. In 2000 I completed a water pouring training with Hermann Strohmeier, who teaches in the tradition of both the Bear Tribe and the Lakota. In addition, I have years of experience as a fire keeper with Wolfgang Peham (Bear Tribe tradition).
However, influences from Mexico (Armando Cruz Sanchez), Peru (Inti Cesar Malasquez) and Chile (LuzClara) as well as my training in Energetic Healing Work in the tradition of the Andean Shamans also flow into my work. Since 2016 I am the keeper of my own hut in my ceremonial garden.