Online Self Care

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This 2.5 day deep dive into the medicine traditions handed down by Don Elijio Panti are shared in ways that support tending the Self.  This training is also a prerequisite for further bodywork training. 

 This weekend includes three opportunities to practice Self-Care massage and accompanying guided meditation, work with a pelvic steam/soak, experience castor oil therapy, learn about the plant allies that are kin to this work via Rainforest Remedies, prepare and experience a spiritual herbal bath to move energy and cleanse the field, deep dive into pelvic and abdominal anatomy and physiology, experience the history and lineage of this work, understand how trauma affects the body, work with food as medicine and more.

No prior experience is required.  This weekend is open to adults of all genders and phases of life.  There is application here for every body.

DATES AND TIMES

Our weekend will run over the following times (please note EST is Eastern Standard Time in North America)

May 31st 2024 6 pm to 10 pm EST (June 1st 10 am to 2 pm NZT)

June 1st 2 pm to 10 pm EST (June 2nd 6 am to 2 pm NZT)

June 2nd 2 pm to 10 pm EST (June 3rd  6 am to 2 pm NZT)

There will be breaks for meals and rest as well as several opportunities to learn experientially with your hands and eyes away from the screen.

This Self Care course also has Self Care Teachers in training in attendance, so we will be bathed in a sea of knowledge and lived experiences, tended by many loving hearts. 

COST:  $300 USD.  An invoice with credit card, bank transfer and/or PayPal options is emailed upon registration. The Self Care Online Portal is emailed to you the day before class and you'll have access to the group WhatsApp immediately. 

Please email samar@moon-yoga.com to register

10% of the total cost of every class goes towards supporting  our indigenous partners, including Don Elijio's descendants who protect the sacred forest at the Elijio Panti National Park in Belize, Walther Cholotio, a Tz'utujil Maya Fire and Daykeeper in Guatemala, our friends at Taos Pueblo and Māori tree protector Shirley Waru in Aotearoa. To learn more, visit our Giving Back page.