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Amelia Barili
Self-Healing: The Power of Yoga and Qigong
November 21-23, 21-25
Practitioners of ancient healing traditions of India and China have known for
thousands of years something that recent medical studies are just now
confirming: that the body is not simply a biological machine but a vast
energetic network. Drawing from the healing traditions of Yoga and Qigong, Dr.
Amelia Barili will teach you to
- map and trace the main energy channels in your body
- recognize how different emotions affect each organ and healing meditations
for each
- gather and store energy from nature to increase your vitality
- master acupressure-style self-massage and release points to keep your energy
flowing
- use a form of breathing that balances and integrates both sides of the
brain.
These time-tested techniques are so simple that anyone can practice them.
Practitioners experience increased energy, better sleep, less stress, improved
concentration, enhanced performance and better relationships. Women also find
this practice very beneficial to alleviate PMS, menopausal symptoms, and
disorders in the urinary and reproductive system. Recommended to anyone who
wants to lead a healthy and deeply satisfying life, as well as for counseling
and healthcare professionals.
- Continuing Education Credit for nurses.
- Fulfills the spiritual practice prerequisite for John F. Kennedy University's Graduate School for Holistic Studies.
AMELIA BARILI, Ph.D., received her diploma in Yoga Therapy and Philosophy
in 1972 from Kaivalyadhama Yoga School in India and has taught Yoga
internationally ever since. She is also a disciple of Grand-master Yang Mei Jun,
the 27th generation inheritor of the Taoist Medical Qigong System developed in
the Kunlun Mountains in China and only recently brought to the West.
For more information see www.ameliabarili.com.
Total Cost Per Person
(including tuition, meals, lodging, and facilities use) |
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| Housing Type | 2 Days | 4 Days |
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| Commuting (Day use, meals & facilities) | 275 |
525 |
| Your Tent | 297 |
569 |
| Your Van | 297 |
569 |
| Dormitory (4-7 to a room or cabin) | 345 |
665 |
| Triple (3 to a room or cabin) | 363 |
701 |
| Double (2 to a room or cabin) | 379 |
733 |
| Double with Bath (2 to a room) | 401 |
777 |
| Single (1 to a room or cabin) | 433 |
841 |
| Single with Bath (1 to a room) | 473 |
921 |
- A Deposit of $100 is required with registration.
- CANCELLATION or CHANGE in REGISTRATION
Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.
For cancellations received at least 2 weeks before the
program, the deposit less a $50 fee will be credited to any other program within
one year. No credit is available for cancellation less than two weeks prior to
the program, for no-shows, or for leaving an event early. Housing changes incur
a $20 change fee.
- Check-in for Mount Madonna Center programs begins at 4:00 pm.
- Dinner is served from 5:30-6:30 on Friday and 5:00-6:00 on other days.
- If you will be arriving late, please ask us to save a dinner for you.
- Orientation begins at 7:00 pm.
- The program will end about midday on the final scheduled day.
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