Experience
America's Southwest scenic and sacred landscapes: Sedona
tours and retreats, Arizona's Grand Canyon, Canyon de Chelly;
New Mexico, Colorado, Utah; Native Americans, Hopis,
Navajo, New Year's Eve, solstice and equinox events; sacred
sites, prehistoric cliff dwellings and rock art, rugged red canyons
and cliffs, painted deserts; soul journey spiritual retreats
in Sedona; cultural and earth-medicine retreats on Hopi and Navajo
lands, eco-tourism, renewing vision in nature, medicine wheel
ceremony, becoming your own shaman-healer, campfire programs,
mythology, legends both ancient and New Age, original and
informative articles.
Inspiring, Insightful,
Personal Experiences
of Sedona, Arizona,
the Ancient Southwest, your inner
vision
New article:Fire
on the Sacred Mountain: Summer Solstice Sign
For Us All
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Special
Upcoming Programs: Starlight Ancient Wisdom Circles and
Soul Journey Retreats available year round
Sept.
4-5-6 -- Labor Day Weekend Hopi Journey with
special gatherings Sedona options: ancient wisdom circle, vortex tour
Sept.
23 - 26-- Fall
equinox and full moon special programs: Ancient Wisdom Circle,
Sedona, 7 - 9 pm Medicine Shield Workshop with David Singing
Bear, 9 am-3pm Hopi and Navajo Ceremonies, Vision Circle,Traditional Dances
Oct.
15-18 Cultural Journey: Hopi,
Navajo fair, pow wow, Canyon de Chelly backcountry Navajo, Gallup
behind the scenes, Zuni Pueblo
Oct.
22-26-- A
Time of Vision Retreat--
Nature and the Power of the Circle
as a healer and a doorway to Seeing--
Sedona, Canyon de Chelly on Navajo Indian lands
and with Hopi people on their lands--new retreat
Dec. 29 - Jan. 1 Soul Journey Retreat, be your own shaman-seer Jan. 1 New Year's Eve Celebration-Ceremony
Sedona
is a gateway to
mythological lands of natural power and beauty.
Are you feeling the call to to renew your inspiration,
absorb the vitality and stark beauty of this high desert land, awaken ancient
knowing?
Sedona
Tours ~ Self-Discovery Retreats ~ Consulting ~ Seasonal
Ceremonies
Native American Experiences ~customized
tours and retreats arranged ~special tours/ceremonies in support of your group event
Explore red
buttes, canyons, "vortex", prehistoric sites
and qualities that have made this a place of inspiration
for thousands of years in the comfort of a van. More
than a tour ...inspiring personal experiences that
connect you with the essence of these special places
plus geology, natural and human history, archaeology.
Hear legends both ancient and metaphysical--you decide
your truth of this mythological place!.
Tours: Sacred/Vortex
Tours
Sedona Explorer
Sunset Tour-Starlight Stories
Shamanic Journey in Nature
Nature, Soul and Vision
Medicine
Wheel Ceremony
Campfire
Programs
Hopi Indian lands
Grand
Canyon
Verde
Valley Explorer
Self-Discovery
Retreats:
Sedona personalized Soul
Journey and Vision Quest Retreats For
those who come to Sedona at other times
of the year, have more time to spend,
want more integration time and a less-intensive
focus, we are now offering personalized
self-discovery retreats. 1-6 people.
Sedona
Soul Journey Retreat In
this union with timeless wisdom, with your own
soul's fire, you evoke change that can have profound
effects on your life. With
guest Native Wisdom Keeper conducting New Year's
Eve Ceremony: Dec. 29, 2007
- Jan.1
with 2 day extension to Hopi and Navajo Indian
Lands, Jan. 2-3
May
21 - 26, Sept. 19 - 24
A Time of Vision Retreat-Journey, Sedona,
Hopi and Canyon de Chelly with evening solo vision circle, drum
healing and fire ceremonies, starlight jeep ride in the canyon, Hopi and Navajo
guides
The
Turning of the Ages is now:
we are each being called
to be more than we know we are;
to become our own shaman-healer. Come
home to yourself,
your soul's fire
Native
American Culture
Hopi and Navajo Lands & Peoples 1-4 day seminar/journeys.
Authentic, respectful, personalized experiences of
the 2 most traditional cultures in North America.
We visit villages, homes, enjoy traditional food, see
seasonal activities, hear the stories, share special
circles, arts demonstrations
May
30 - June 3, July 3 - 7, Oct. 15 - 19 Experiential Cultural
Seminars to Hopi, Navajo, Zuni Pueblos--trading
posts behind the scenes--each has special fairs, seasonal activities and
personal interactions with warm Native American hosts
Colorado
Plateau--Arizona,
New Mexico, Utah, Colorado consulting: spectacular
landscapes,sacred sites,
ancient cultures
we can consult with you to create your own self-drive or private
group explorations Some
of our destinations:
*Hopi,
Navajo, Zuni, Acoma and
other native lands
*Grand Canyon, North and South Rims
*Canyon de Chelly on Navajo lands with cliff
dwellings and rock art
*Monument Valley and Navajo culture
*Chaco Canyon,
Mesa Verde, & dozens
of other prehistoric sites
*Bryce, Zion, Capital Reef, Utah
*San Juan River rafting
with stops at archaeology sites
*Lake Powell and Glen
Canyon with boat trip to Rainbow Bridge, largest natural arch in the world
*Vermilion Cliffs and Marble Canyon, slot
canyons with luminous light
*Santa Fe walking tours
*Taos Pueblo, Sangre de Cristo Mountains and hot springs
The
Colorado Plateau is
a compelling, primordial region
with the largest concentration of national monuments,
parks and spectacular canyon and mesa landscapes
anywhere. The land is alive with stories of Hopi,
Navajo, Apache, Zuni, & other Native peoples
still living on their ancestral homelands. Explore
prehistoric pueblo cliff dwellings,
rock art.
Crossing
Worlds Program The
service arm of Crossing Worlds:
a bridge for cross-cultural learning from ancient
wisdom of Mother Earth and earth-based cultures.
And facilitates special projects on Hopi and Navajo
lands in support of cultural continuance. You are
invited to become a part.
Would
you like to receive our occasional newsletter with
articles, photos and upcoming events?
click
here: journeys@crossingworlds.com and
say newsletter list in subject line!
Our
Hopi Holiday Project YouTube video:
Sandra Cosentino, M.S., operator, owner and head quide for Crossing
Worlds Journeys, has been offering quality experiences of the Southwest
since 1991. Prior to that she was a school teacher, natural resource
manager, forest service fire look-out and worked professionally for
and with Native American groups. She creates customized experiences
for individuals, colleges, universities, families, businesses, international
and domestic groups and visitors from around the world. This includes:
nature-cultural and earth-spirit personal growth seminars/tours.
Her circle of heartful, knowledgeable guides and teachers include
traditional Native Americans living on their homelands and other
talented professional guides, resource people, and holistic practitioners.
A native of this land from an Arizona pioneer family, Sandra draws
on a lifetime's experience of exploring the Southwest, listening
to and being inspired by Nature and drawing from friendship and respect
with indigenous Peoples. Sensuous red canyons, jagged volcanic mountains
and buttes are part of Sandra's inner landscape. She resonates with
the vibrant energies of a land alive with stories, sun and rocks
that speak to us and renew life. Her informed passion, knowledge
of the land and peoples, mystical understandings, intuition and warm
welcome create a bridge for you to enter this world.
Operating
under permit to:
The Hopi Tribe
Coconino National Forest
member
of :
Sedona Outfitter Guides Association
Sustainable Arizona
Arizona Archaeological Society
Our
ecotour policy:
Crossing Worlds Journeys creates a rich sense of place with
authentic, personalized cultural and nature experiences that
respect the Native and local peoples and the land from which
they spring. We explore in depth the cultures, human history
and natural history of the region. We bring together circles
of people so the inherent dignity and wisdom of all are honored,
bringing understanding and economic benefits to the local peoples.
Our non-profit branch does service projects in Hopi lands.
We share our love of the earth with our guests, teach principles
of minimizing impact to the land, recommend organic and local
foods as a key to good health, and support local stewardship
groups.
