Sept 19-21

presented by the HeartStone Clan at Dreamland

Only $35 for the whole weekend! Camping donation suggested at $25/night.

 RSVP to register!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Friday, September 19th:

5pm: Opening Circle (Bring Your Own Dinner!)

Location: Dragon Temple

7pm-9pm: Ecstatic Dance Featuring DJ Solara

Location: Dragon Temple

Saturday, September 20th:

7am: Dragon Dance

Location: Dragon Temple

8am: Sharing Circle (Bring Your Own Breakfast!)

Location: Yurt

9am: Mystic Insights: A Divination Tools Workshop with Solara

Location: Yurt\Outside Yurt

Do you have questions you’d like to divine answers to?

Join us for a workshop where we discuss all things divination. Bring your tools of choice,

as we discuss various tools, techniques, experiences and practice together. Bringing

Tea/Coffee is encouraged, though some will be provided.

Solara (also known as Maeve) is one of the graduates of the HeartStone Clan. While

just starting her spiritual journey a few years ago, she has found a passion for providing

a container for transformative experiences through ceremony, divination, journeying,

and ecstatic dance.

11am: Bookbinding for Druids and Others with Diane

Location: Yurt

This class will be divided into two parts, the first being the history of books,

papermaking, and why all this developed. I will also discuss the current art of handmade

books.  In the second half you will learn how to make your own small booklet. Materials

will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Diane belongs to the HeartStone Clan and first began building books in 1999.  She

became seriously invested this activity after retirement in 2016 and has since built many

different styles of books and albums, including a number of prestigious commissions. 

She will bring samples to share.

12-1:30pm: Bring Your Own Lunch

2pm: Healing Power of Stories with Sandy

Location: Grand Maple Hall

Experience the healing power of stories by listening to a story meditation about Milton

Erickson and an open-ended healing story. Learn why some people believe that

storytelling just might save the world.

Sandy is a member of the HeartStone Clan. She is a retired school psychologist who

currently writes a monthly column in a newspaper. Over the years she has studied

extensively in the areas of NLP, Ericksonian Storytelling, solution focused therapies,

and flower essences.

4pm: Planting the Seed: How to Grow and Develop your Inner Grove with Purpose

and Direction with Roric

Location: Dragon Temple

Have you done journeys before to your inner space and felt your focus or purpose

seemed to be off? Are you like me and had trouble knowing how to start the

visualization process? Using a tool called the seed, learn to develop and cultivate

places in your inner space or grove that are purpose driven to help you. Bring your

journal, something to drink, and something comfortable to sit on.  Pens and classroom

materials will be provided

Roric (aka Ryan) is one of the graduates of the HeartStone Clan. Roic has been

studying world religions and philosophies for over 30 years in an attempt to answer

various questions, including purpose and meaning to life’s events. With a background in

Cognitive Behaviorism and a focus on helping people, he is excited to share this tool of

focused meditation to assist you in your journey.

5:30-6:30pm: Harvest Potluck Feast

Location: Yurt

7pm Equinox ceremony

Location: Dragon Temple

Sunday, September 21st:

7am: Dragon Dance

Location: Dragon Temple

8am: Sharing Circle (Bring Your Own Breakfast!)

Location: Dragon Temple

9:30am Forest Therapy with Nancy

Location: Grand Maple Hall

Based on Japanese Forest Bathing, forest therapy has wholistic health benefits: mental,

emotional, physical, and spiritual. A walk in the woods in a group with a guide offers

inspiration, energy, and a sense of well-being.

The 1.5-hour experience begins with an orientation to the area followed by a brief

meditation, and then two brief exercises, or nature-based invitations, with suggestions

that involve the senses. Such as “walk as far as the bend in the trail ahead, make

yourself comfortable, and sense where the wind touches your body” After each exercise

we will have time forconversation. At the end we will share tea. I can promise you will

feel lighter and more relaxed after our time together.

The Rev. Dr. Nancy Wright is an ordained Protestant clergywoman who has served in a

variety of churchband ecumenical settings in New York City, Seattle, and Burlington, VT.

She has a strong focus on religion and ecology and helps congregations to advocate for

Earth-care. She is a member of the HeartStone clan and a certified Forest Therapist.

11am Closing Circle to Complete Druid Camp

Location: Dragon Temple

12pm: Packup/Clean