The Wisdom Of Mammals: In-Person Seminar And Shameeah

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

We are so excited to offer our in-person seminar and shameeah – The Wisdom of Mammals. 

As a group, these remedies focus on issues of self-worth, dependence, competition, attractiveness, nurturing, hierarchy, territory, group acceptance, jealousy, performing and suffering injurious acts, and, in our patients, the struggle to fulfil the dual natures of animal and human.

What has emerged from comparison centers around dependence and independence, nurturing and lack of nurturing, a feeling of having suffered wrong and the suppression of instinctive knowing in order to harmonize with the group to which one belongs. Each mammal will express these themes in its own way.

There is information on 136 substances and more than 60 sarcode remedies. This gives us plenty of information on mammals but is still far from complete.

Within this list, there are 68 mammals and more than 20 sarcode remedies which have good materia medica and proving information.

There is a great deal we don’t know or only partially know about mammals.

Let’s dive into this amazing group of substances.

The retreat:

Now imagine the power of personal attendance and experiencing such a ceremony being guided by two teachers of international repute of over 70 years of combined clinical experience in the methodology of understanding homeopathic remedies. This process will be further enhanced with the artful ritual of a shameeah of a mammalian substance. The source will be declared at the end of the shameeah to encourage unprejudiced data.

Artistic expression will be demonstrated and used as a modality of discovery and will be introduced as an integral component of the workshop.

All this will be conducted over three and half days in a very special wooden structure that creates a circular space housed above a stable of horses at Wisteria Acres Wellness & Retreats, Fort Langley, BC.

Roland and Sunil invite you to please join them for this very special experience.

Participants are eligible for CE credits.