Canyon de Chelly, Arizona on the Navajo Indian Reservation--fall equinix retreat with: Navajo and Hopi leaders and cross-cultural guide/teacher, jeep ride by starlight in remote canyon, archaeology, canyon hikes, vision the new you in nature, make a shield portraying your inner vision, fire ceremony, nature at night under the stars, dream time awareness, soul retrieval, ancient ways of working with the power of the circle, becoming one with nature, campfire circle, coyote howls, mythology. Special Native American blessing circles plus honoring cross-cultural ways of bringing this ancient knowledge into your own life--experiential, non-intellectual learning by osmosis and from focused attention to the signs and symbols coming to you from Nature and your own body.

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A Time of Vision:
Sedona, Hopi, Canyon de Chelly

Mystical Nature, joyful circles with Native wisdom keepers, ceremony,
and introduction to solo vision quest (but not overnight)

Summer Solstice and Fall equinox -- 2 of the major doorways of the year
begins and ends in Sedona, Arizona

Summer Solstice: June 18 - 22, 2011

Fall Equinox, New Moon: Sept. 23 - 27, 2011


with Sedona options to deepen and extend your experience:
Day 1 and 6 to 7: Sedona Explorer Journey; Medicine Shield Workshop; Ancestor Wisdom Circle; Soul Retrieval-Extraction

Mystical connection with nature, your dreams, canyonscapes and ancient cultures of the Colorado Plateau ... in the light of the moon, around the campfire deep in Canyon de Chelly at season's turning.

Activate support of medicine animal helper spirits and create postive change with whole-hearted, mindful, participation in ceremonies.

Insights and inspiration from Hopi and Navajo peoples.

 

Present now is a rising tide of new energy,
a positive surge there for us at this time in the evolution of humans on earth.
Full of potentiality we can vision into a new reality.

Is something inside of you longing to see new horizons? Maybe hawk and eagle have been coming into your awareness calling you out.

We resist, yet are irretrievably drawn. At some point we feel limited and give in to the call of our soul. The first step is to create a powerful intention for change and step out of your busy life away from familiar surroundings. You step over the edge of your known boundaries into the creative terrain of the unknown.

When you respond to a heartfelt call to go to a place with great natural energy and power, something at a cellular level gets stimulated. Entering with a child-like sense of awe, heart wide open, in reverence and prayer opens the door.

As you respond to your heart's yearning, each new bold step opens more doors of creative experession. You gain confidence and a fire that people will see in the new depths of your eyes.

The challenge for people living in modern cultures today is to clear the mind, let the static go, to move into a heart-centered place of deep connectedness to Source. Many older tribal forms of seeking vision involved physical suffering such as days of fasting to free the supplicant to connect to spirit. But in today's world most of us already are adept at leaving our body, living mostly in our heads. So a lot of our work is helping you release energies/patterns that no longer serve, stay grounded in your body and deepen observing skills in the physical and dream time worlds. Worldwide now, mysticism and connection with nature as a doorway is calling people home to self .

Our Hopi and Navajo hosts welcome us, share ceremonies and wisdom circles and encourage us to be postive, laugh often and express from our heart. We become for this time a tribe and remember that sense of community and connectedness, which for millennia was core to tribal ceremony and healing.

Canyon de Chelly's powerful presence opens your heart, energizes you and reflects light back to you. Hopi lands are pregnant with prayer and stimulate our ancient wisdom connections. Our Native guides give us a role model of praying with your whole heart, having faith you are heard and working with the power of gratitude. But your own intention and willingness to be in loving communion with all that you are without judgment gives wings to your journey. A Hopi elder once said, to be wise, first you must ask. then pay attention, and then it is up to you.

 

photo by Shannon Silver, 2007

 


photo by Shannon Silver, 2007

"The greatest friend of the soul is the unknown. Yet we are afraid of the unknown because it lies outside our vision and our control. We avoid it or quell it by filtering it through our protective barriers of domestication and control.
The normal way never leads home."

John O'Donohue

I have created an integrated program that helps you open the pathways to your own soul's knowing based out of years of learning shamanism directly from wild nature, my dreams, my guides, Native peoples and many other wisdom keepers. I have also developed a reportoire of supportive skills that help us shift out of our busy mind-centered technological daily reality and help us to focus, observe and be centered in clear, calm high use of mind.

If this feels right, if you feel ready, I am here for you. Creator gifted me with the ability to hold space for people, to reflect back their soul's gifts in an honoring way, to assist you in creating movement in your life. We have wonderful Hopi and Navajo people who will help us open our hearts, pray from our heart and energize our ceremonies.

Likely you will make new friends with the other participants who, like you, have a courage and openness to see and be more of who they are. We are doing solo work from a supportive base of human community share campfire circles and songs and blessings. This sense of connectedness within and without is a powerful experience that you will carry with you all your life.
Sandra Cosentino

The Program

preliminary outline of program--
(All of these elements will be included but we always remain fluid to deal with weather and tribal activities that may be occurring. )


++Day 1

Sedona:
~~Creating the circle, inner pathways skills~~
7 - 9:30 pm

Soul Journey session: inner pathways: lucid dream skills, tracking energy, awareness skills, deepening Presence, power animal connections, chakra clearing and sound healing session (with Himalayan metals and other instruments). Introduction to vision quest and our journey into Native lands. Prayer tie instructions (materials provided). Group drumming.

~~~Meals and hotel NOT included in Sedona.
I will give you recommendations of places to stay.

Option to add: Sedona Explorer Journey, 2 - 2 1/2 hrs (not included)


4 Sisters, ancient sacred site in Sedona

++Day 2
Journey to Hopi Indian Lands

~~Ancient prayer vibrations, blessings and ceremony~~

8 - 11 am: Drive to Hopi
11 am - 9 pm
Experience the most traditional culture in North America. Their ancestors are the ones who built the cliff dwellings in Canyon de Chelly.

This a landscape pregnant with more than a millennia of prayer energy; it is this vibration that we invite you to connect with. You will experience a special circle of support with warm-hearted Hopi wise people who will help prepare you for the journey to their ancestral homeland. Fall is the feminine ceremonial time, we hope there will be a special opportunity to observe a gathering as respectful guests. Ancient Cultures of the Southwest and natural history teachings with reference booklet.

optional: Purification Ceremony (by donation, not included.)

Enjoy a traditional food dinner in a Hopi home. Overnight in good quality motel on Hopi lands. Dinner and hotel included.


~~Nature, Soul and Vision Quest~~

Breakfast included at lodging

Canyon de Chelly on Navajo lands
++Day 3
8 - 10:30
Meet our Hopi guide at large ancestral rock art sacred site--time to explore, reflect, walk, tune in
or
attend a village event such as a ceremonial dance

restroom stop
11 am- 12:30 pm
Drive to Chinle
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Museum quality gift shop and lunch on own in Navajo cafeteria
3 - 6 pm
Check into hotel, rest, early dinner on own
6 - 10 pm
Go to canyon rim at a remote site with our Navajo guide:
--Ancestor connection experience
--Sandpainting blessing
--Mini vision quest practice on canyon rim
--Power animal circle

++Day 4
Morning: (breakfast on own at hotel)
We enter sheer red cliffs of sandstone by on foot with our Navajo guide on a 2- 3 mile Navajo trail of moderate difficulty. We take our time using this as a time of coming into relationship with the spirit of the canyon.

We honor the ancient spiritual presence of the Puebloan ancestors of the today's Hopi people who lived here beginning at least 2,000 years ago and built the spectacular cliff dwellings that were abandoned by 1300 A.D. and the Navajo Holy Ones and Navajo people of today who are present here too.

If anyone wants to participate that cannot do the hikes in, please let us know and you can ride in with the gear vehicle (optional, not included, on space available basis). We will pace the walk so you can rest as needed. It is such a powerful way to enter the canyon being on foot in direct connection.

picnic lunch in canyon (included)

afternoon in the shady canyon bottom at private site:
--Connecting with nature
--Mystical Nature Shamanic Journey seminar to connect with helper spirits including medicine journey, upper world guide and spirits of the Canyon
--Teaching on Creating your personal circle of power
--Circle of Power Drum Healing Ceremony


This medicine circle is a symbol of our journey to our place of center.

late afternoon, sunset to 9:30 pm (fruit, nuts and energy bars included for evening snacks--you want to eat lightly for better focus)
Solo communion time with nature in your own sacred circle of power and energy

9:30 - 10:30 pm
Fire Ceremony blessing and honoring your return

10:30 pm - midnight
Jeep ride out under the stars through the winding canyon walls at night!

++Day 5
morning - (breakfast on own at hotel)
rest, reflect, journal, draw symbols of your experience on poster board

11 am - 12:30 pm

Drive to Hopi
12:30 - 3 pm
Traditional food luncheon feast in a Hopi home.
Sharing circle honoring your journey and your forward vision with our Hopi guide. Songs and participatory dance.

3 - 6 pm
Return to Sedona
(you will need your own lodging in Sedona)

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++Day 6 - option (not included) for those who want more depth:
Soul Retrieval - Extraction Soul Journey extended session

Canyon de Chelly was designed as an earthly place of divine connection at the time when supernaturals still walked the earth according to Navajo legend. Here the unseen Holy Wind, or inner form of all life that flows between and within the stars and the cells of our body seems closer in the receptive dark, womb-like vessel of the night.

 

 

"What is it exactly that called me here? Mystery is what called me here--the answers to questions I hadn't known yet to ask, hadn't lived yet. Something Wise knew I was getting ready to ask those questions--and to hear the answers, and it called me in so that we could talk."
Shay Panther


Campfire circle -- spirit moving, 2006

See more photos here

Facilitators

The retreat leaders have a calling as universal bridge people bringing together people of many cultures, ways and locations to make a deeper connection to their own soul in the profound presence of vibrant nature. They encourage you to see, feel and express your soul's longing in a way where you feel honored for the wisdom you carry as well. In fact, together, we create a circle of wisdom, and help each other to remember.

photo of Sandra Cosentino and Daniel Staley taken by Laura G., May, 2001,
near Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly (the rocks are actually a lot redder than this)

As participants in Navajo and Hopi traditional culture, they help us connect with the Holy Ones who are fully realized spiritual beings that used to walk on this earth plane. Daniel says, "they want us to remember that they live here too." Our Native American guides carry a powerful authenticity from a lifetime of living these ancient ways of earth-spirit connection.

Daniel Staley, a warmhearted Dine (Navajo) spiritual leader will be our guide (shown below with with a group at his homeland in the canyon).

photo by Lisa Stone Daniel will lead a sand painting experience, and offer a fire blessing for us. He sings medicine songs in a soft, natural way that carries you into another time.

"Daniel enjoys sharing with visitors. You can feel the presence of the Holy Ones sitting at the fire with him. You also feel well cared for being on his land and may chuckle at his ever-present sense of humor."
Sandra Cosentino

Roanna Kagenveama
Roanna, talented Hopi artist and teacher, will assist you in holding space for your prayers and communion with your spirit and in making your shield.


photo by Jackie Burroughs 5/05
"The prayer that is walking with Creation is within us as walk the land heart to heart and hand to hand. Even though we think we are alone, the Creator is there to take care of it for you and give you what you need. You do your prayer, it is all inside you what you want to bring out. You don't know what you are speaking within you, but it is coming out. This is having faith in the creational path. Trust and it will be there for you all the time." Roanna

Sandra Cosentino, an earth-spirited facilitator-teacher native to Arizona and founder of Crossing Worlds will lead this retreat. Her informed passion, mystical understandings, intuition, work with spirit helpers and shamanic healing, and honoring of the wisdom-spirit that dwells in each of us, create a bridge for you to enter this world. Sandra has a powerful ability to hold the space for each to make connections they need and she has life long experiential knowledge of the healing powers of wild nature.

Sandra will give you experiences in being your own shaman-healer as you work with shamanic journey, lucid dream skills, guidance to connect with spirit helpers. We will use these skills and intuitive insights to deepen knowledge that comes us from dreams, signs, symbols and the constant flow of energies around and within us. Sandra teaches intertribal ways of working with ceremony, intention and aligning with the universal energies of Creation. In the drum healing ceremony, you may choose to be wrapped like a papoose in a blanket to receive drum, earth and human vibrations and shamanic healing work for your renewed balance.


"Sandra comes in a good way to the Canyon--she listens to the wind, the air, the water to be real close to Mother Earth. She likes it, wants to be with it and is a healer to other people." Daniel Staley

 


 


great shot of Daniel showing his perpetual sense of humor

DETAILS:

Caution: Outdoor activities may not be for everyone. You must be in reasonably good health. We will be in and around a remote canyon reached only by foot travel or 4-wheel drive. If you have medical challenges that might require urgent attention, know that cell phones do not work in the canyon and we could be 2 or 3 hours away from getting out of the canyon to the hospitial facility in Chinle. There is always an element of risk associated with outdoor activities. We emphasize safety but ultimately each person must take responsibility for themself. No minors may participate without the presence of their parent or legal guardian. We reserve the right to refuse participation of anyone we feel poses a safety hazard to themselves or others. We also will be at some sites that do no have restroom facilities.

Cost per person for 5-day retreat described above:
$1,550 each based on a minimum of 6 people.
Discounted to $1,450 with 7 or more.
(Should there be less than 6 people registered for the retreat, you will have the option to do this staff intensive retreat with 5 people for $1,750 each; 4 people = $2,200 each. If you do not want to do the retreat at the higher rate, you will receive a full refund of your deposit.)

Included:
transportation for Sedona tours and to and from Hopi and Can. de Chelly, one night lodging at Hopi, 2 nights lodging at Chinle on Navajoland (double occupancy), meals listed, in depth program/skills development for deepening self awareness, personal feedback from facilitators, outfitting gear, jeep ride out of Canyon de Chelly, guides-facilitators, reference booklet. Does not include Sedona lodging or jeep ride into Canyon de Chelly. I will send you a list of Sedona places to stay.
The organizing, logistics and staffing required to do this small group retreat are enormous.
For a private hotel room: $180 additional.

Optional, not included:
--Purification Ceremony at Hopi is optional and by donation directly to the healer offering the service--I will give you details upon registration.
--Medicine Shield Workshop, Sedona Ancient Wisdom Circle, Soul Retrieval-Extraction session after the 5-day retreat
--Sedona Explorer Journey
before or after the 5-day retreat

Sedona lodging and meals, meals not listed and while enroute are not included.

Sedona post retreat options:

Soul Retrieval and Extraction Shamanic session
Extraction
In tribal medicine ways, clearing of negative intrusion is the first aspect of consideration. After years of working with this I see that much of what we view as negative is our own inner resistance to change, our old patterns that once served a protective purpose but now are impeding our expansion and/or inculturated belief systems.We work in the upper world, the celestial realms, with assistance of spirit helpers and the quantum greater soul self to negotiate, shift and come to a new agreement within ourself. It is not an attack or battle with negativity. Rather, we acknowledge, thank, instruct, free these energies that got stunted and stuck with the help of expanded soul support. We break free of limited thinking/behaviors and shift into new vibrational frequency more in alignment with our greater potenialized self that is really guiding our life.
Soul Retrieval and connecting with our greater potential self

In the process of life, we all lose vital parts of our energy through traumas, social conditioning and more. In a sequenced set of journeys, I guide you, hold space for you, to reclaim a part of your expression and spirit and then to integrate it into your life, and provide intuitive feedback. This is a profound act of coming home to self--a deeply self-nurturing and freeing experience.
I can journey into the spirit world and find fragmented parts of your soul and negotiate with them to come back to you--but it is far more empowering and effective for you to do this for yourself.
Yes, this takes courage as it opens up blocked emotion--but the gift you give yourself in this process is that you become able to express more of your creativity, feelings and power.
Price for combined session:
$200 for 1 person, 3 hrs
$140 each for 2 people; $120 each for 3 - 4 people, 3.5 hours

 

Day 6 option in Sedona:

9 - 3 pm
Medicine Shield Workshop
In Sedona with David Singing Bear (or other Native person should David become unavailable)
Deepen understanding of connecting with signs and energies coming to you and how to place this energy into your personal shield so that it carries your medicine (connection to Source). Will include guided shamanic journey with Sandra to see more of what came to you in the past 5 days. David will offer teachings, songs, blessings and help you with crafting your personal piece.

$150 each with minimum of 4 people includes lunch and materials ($200 each with 3)

6:30 - 8:30 pm
Sedona Ancient Wisdom full moon, fall equinox ceremony-celebration with David Singing Bear, a universal wisdom keeper of Cheyenne heritage.
$60 each with min. of 4 ($85 each with 3)

Sedona hotels begin at about $60-65 per night and go up from there to luxury accomodations.

To reserve your space, please send a $300 deposit payable to Sandra Cosentino to Crossing Worlds Journeys, PO Box 3288, Sedona, AZ,86340. (50% refundable with notification by August 7, 2010; non-refundable and non-transferable after that). The balance is due by August 22, 2010 (non-refundable and non-transferable unless program is cancelled by Crossing Worlds or in the event of a higher rate for doing the retreat with 5 or 6 people you may opt out and have a full refund).

If you want to prepare for unforeseen emergency, you might want to purchase your own trip cancellation insurance. Please note: program requires a minimum of 6 participants unless a smaller group still wants to do the retreat at above posted rates for 4 or 5 people.

Please let me know:
--what is your goal for yourself?
--are you willing to do some preparation work to make this more meaningful for you?
--are you willing to be present with yourself?
--are you in reasonably good health to be out in a remote canyon at about 6,000 feet elevation?

We will send you more more details once you send in your registration. We can recommend places to stay in Sedona and transportation options from the Phoenix airport to Sedona (you can also fly into Flagstaff). Please let us know if you have diet restrictions--we will have vegetarian options, and will accommodate other needs to the extent possible.

I recommend you spend at least a day in Sedona processing your experience before heading back into your daily world.



photo by Shannon Silver, 2007"I followed my heart and stood on the rim of Canyon De Chelly, feeling a deep pull in my soul. The Canyon welcomed me and I knew I had come to the right place at the right time, as though returning to a place that knew me.. Sandra validated and valued that experience for me, supporting me and holding the space while I explored the mystery and magic of the journey back to myself. She helped me tap into a "knowing" within myself that continues to unfold in very unique ways. Sandra's deep connection to and understanding of wild nature made her the perfect guide and companion for this amazing journey. I experienced something while exploring my soul's calling that has forever changed my connection to nature and myself. Thank you Sandra, for providing an opportunity to remember."

Kellyn Boileau, May, 2003 (her shield is the one with angel with uplifted arms)

Vision Quest Speaks to our Soul's Longing...

Coyote presence is a frequent part of the canyon overnight experience:
"Then the first long quavering coyote howl rises, peaks, and slides like a diver into the inky depths of the ocean, pulling light with it. I tingle all over. Adrenaline reaches out to my scalp, back, and fingers, and I am more awake than I have been for months. A second call from another cliff carves out eerie funnels of sound. These are rich, complex tones filled with minor notes and harmonics...they communicate joy. Canine boom boxes..the coyote howls guide me into the Night People's realm."
Susan Zwinger, Plateau Journal, summer, 1998, a publication of the Museum of Northern Arizona

Walls Become Webs of Life...
"Being in Canyon de Chelly is like being in the womb of Mother Earth and yet in a starport--a place divinely designed for soul communion. She takes you into her arms. My heart soars when I wake at night there and see the moon -shadowed forms of her curving body, so exquisitely beautiful, rising powerfully above me silhouetted against the star-studded night sky. Earth and sky seem to merge. I am drawn into an intimacy and a vastness, a merging with the Great Mystery. These moments are soul imprints that I will carry always."

Sandra Cosentino

"The vision quest is a spiritual journey to wisdom that has been practiced by people for as long as history can remember. The resulting visions are recorded in cave drawings and described in the oral traditions of cultures throughout the world. Native North Americans believed that animals took vision quests when they hibernated during the long winter months. Christ's forty days in the wilderness was a vision quest. Many of the prayers, meditations, and rituals used by the world's religions originally were developed as vehicles for the vision quest. .. We and the other "moderns" on this planet are perhaps the first people in history not to practice some form of the vision quest as a regular part of our education process."
(John Perkins from The World is as You Dream It, Shamanic Teachings from the Amazon and Andes)

In the words of our participants:

   

"Thank you for such powerful and wonderful experiences. We both feel this has been one of the most important times of our lives...You are a gifted teacher and seer. Thnak you for all the personal work you have done that enables you to be so present and connected."
Terry P., Ontario, Canada
, June, 2006 see her photo page at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37878042@N00/sets/72157594183003480/

More reflections from Terry May 2007: "My experiences there were profound and I can still feel the ancestors whisper as my mind wanders the canyon floor."

"Our time with you was transformative & enduring."
Sandy S., N. Carolina, Sept., 2005

"My experience in the Canyon is one I'll be grateful for--for a lifetime."
Shannon S., Calgary, Canada, 2007

The retreat has sent me off on an exciting new spiritual journey. Connecting with the universe through nature has grounded me and set my spirit soaring at the same time."
Sharron Norton, Johannesburg, South Africa
Sept., 2005

"Sandra, when my soul called me to come out and do the full retreat with you, it was such a blessing. I came full of fear and anxiety, missing and longing for a piece of me that had been lost. Through your guidance I pulled out a giant cork that had been stopping up a well inside me for many years. I found a self-acceptance and self-validation. I know I will never be the same again. Anyone who has felt that longing of emptiness should take the full retreat with you. The training leading up the the vision quest is indispensable. The vision quest itself is like a favorite topping on a favorite dessert. This is truly a journey of the self. I anyone is feeling that call, they should definitely come here. Thank you so much!"
Neal Lieberman, Birthing Tiger,
Aug., 2004
"It was truly a magical adventure. I am still processing the experience, but I can honestly say that it has changed me on many levels. I feel in the world, but not of it. My awareness, not only of my environment, but my body's energies has increased dramatically. I actually feel energy surges. It's very strange, but very exciting. Everyone should expose themselves to the raw beauty of nature. It's an eye opening and heart opening experience."
Laura G., Ohio
May, 2001

Speaking about the Vision Quest aspect of her journey: "First I would like to say that there was a lot of preparation before going out into the desert. And that this was something I was drawn to do for a long time. On my Solo journey I could feel a deeper knowing . It is hard to put into words, but I just knew that I was not alone. I had nothing to fear alone in the desert or in my life. That feeling is with me still. What you accomplish on a Solo journey depends on your reason for doing it. What is your intention for going into nature alone, and how willing and open are you to what may come to you. Most people I think use the Solo experience to find themselves or to deepen an already strong connection to spirit. Whatever the reason, if it is done authentically, it will change your life forever. A journey alone is really the only way to connect with yourself. You rely and trust only on your own instincts. You pay more attention to your gut feelings. You are not following another's advice or opinions, you do not have the false security of others around you. You are not trusting another to keep you safe and out of harms way. Nothing and no one can give you the confidence and courage to trust yourself, to live your life fearlessly only your own connection to spirit can do that.

I do know that all spiritual masters spent many years of their lives alone with nature. This should tell you of the powerful energy of nature. The same life energy in nature is also within us, we just have to stop our way too busy lives long enough to feel it. Being alone gives you a more peaceful and aware feeling towards your own life. You begin to see things in your life differently and you begin to react with more understanding and Love to the situations in your life. And I do believe that LOVE is the most powerful energy known to us all !!!! "
Barbara Furlotte, Canada
Sept., 2000

updated August 26, 2010

For those who prefer staying in a motel rather than camping (with one night out in the wilderness solo):
Sedona Vision Quest Retreat
is available year round for 1 or more people.

excerpts from Crossing Worlds articles:

Nature, Soul and Vision Article
"When your heart issues that call to pilgrimage and you answer and go to a place with great natural energy and power, you receive cellular level stimulation, awakening. Entering with a child-like sense of awe, heart wide open, in reverence and prayer opens the door. This is really a pilgrimage to your own heart-- an act of great love and courage to just be with you.

article...The Power of Sound to Heal, to Create New Life
"The very air seems to shiver and vibrate as a multitude of harmonic tones reaches out into an infinite universe. The essence of your cells -- your very being -- reacts, reorganizes, and harmonizes. " article: The Patterns in the Stars are Patterns in Us


Here in the Colorado Plateau country, a magical region lifted to the sky, the stars are a constant, abiding presence. High altitudes, transparent atmosphere, wide spaces of crystalline rock bring the stars into our nightscape. Comforting, reassuring, tantalizing, felt as an essential part of our inner landscape. The patterns in the stars are patterns in us--ancient wisdom from this land whose meaning I have sought for years.
Native Healing Wisdom article


Crossing Worlds Journeys and Retreats
P O Box 3288

Sedona, AZ 86340

1-800-350-2693 for quick info calls
Office:  928-282-0846
eMail:
journeys@crossingworlds.com

see also:
Crossing Worlds Foundation, our 501 3(c)
cross-cultural education and Native American service projects arm