2013

Febuary 27, 2013

The Lifepath Dialogues with Carla Woody, 6:30-8 PM. Exploring the many threads that weave together an expressive celebrated life. Check the blog for this month's special guest and topic. Offered as a free community service on fourth Wednesdays at Creekside Center, 337 N. Rush Street, Prescott, Arizona. For more information, contact Kenosis at 928-778-1058 or info@kenosisspiritkeepers.org.

March 27, 2013

The Lifepath Dialogues with Carla Woody, 6:30-8 PM. Exploring the many threads that weave together an expressive celebrated life. Check the blog for this month's special guest and topic. Offered as a free community service on fourth Wednesdays at Creekside Center, 337 N. Rush Street, Prescott, Arizona. For more information, contact Kenosis at 928-778-1058 or info@kenosisspiritkeepers.org.

September 13-14, 2013

Spirit Keepers Series events featuring Xavier Quijas Yxayotl, Huichol Spirit Keeper and Ritual Musician. Friday evening talk and Saturday circle. Held in Phoenix, Arizona. For complete information, go to the Spirit Keepers Series page. To order advanced tickets online, go to the Store page.

November 1-2, 2013

Spirit Keepers Series events entitled Seed Wisdom present two events as a benefit for Grandmother Flordemayo's Seed Temple with a Friday evening talk and a Saturday circle held in Phoenix, Arizona. For information, go to the Spirit Keepers Series page. To order advanced tickets online, go to the Store page. You can learn more about Flordemayo and the Seed Template at The Path. Flordemayo is also a member of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. For Kenosis Spirit Keepers involvement with the Seed Temple, visit the What We Support page.

December 9-22, 2013

Entering the Maya Mysteries with Carla Woody, Carol Karasik and Chip Morris. Spiritual travel to Chiapas, Mexico and El Petén, Guatemala visiting sacred Maya sites and participating in nearly extinct traditions. Through clearing rituals and ceremonial circles we engage with authentic Spirit Keepers living among their people: Doña Panchita, curandera of Palenque; Don Antonio Martinez, the last elder of the Lacandón Maya maintaining his traditions; Tzotzil Maya religious leader Don Xun Calixto; and Tat Apab'yan Tew, traditional Maya Daykeeper and spiritual guide.

Note: Registration includes an automatic donation (tax-deductible for U.S. taxpayers). Automatic donations from the tuition of this program go directly to support the Sacred Seed Temple to preserve Native seeds for traditional healing and agriculture. This program is maintained by The Path, founded by Flordemayo, member of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. For more information on the involvement of Kenosis Spirit Keepers with this project go here.

This is an immersion experience in Maya cosmology, ceremony, medicine and arts. Group size limited. A Spirit Keepers Journey co-sponsored by Kenosis and Kenosis Spirit Keepers, the nonprofit extension of Kenosis. For more information, contact Kenosis at 928-778-1058 or info@kenosisspiritkeepers.org.

Note: Private groups may be arranged. If you have a group of 8-10, contact us for more information.

This is an adventure of the spirit!

Past Events

Kenosis Spirit Keepers Benefit Concert & Wine Tasting Saturday, April 7, 2012. For details, see the Benefit page.

Spirit Keepers are emissaries of ancient and living indigenous traditions who act as a bridge, straddle both worlds, and unite cultures. Kenosis Spirit Keepers has presented yearly programs since 2009 to make this sacred wisdom available to the public. For details of past Spirit Keeper Series, see the Spirit Keeper Series archives page.