Retreats are typically held over a weekend, but this can change according to the availability and need of the organizers.
The content of the retreats can vary depending on the topics and subjects covered. However, all presentations revolve around Native American teachings thataddresses contemporary issues.
In summary, all retreats begin with an opening prayer and song. The facilitator will teach the song so that everyone participates in the opening; this is important for participants and sets the atmosphere or energy of the space. After the opening, individual presentations will be introduced. All these workshops are tailored to fit within the scheduled breaks.
The presentations are filled with visual resources such as illustrations and supporting materials, a whiteboard, physical interactions, as well as illustrated exercises. These presentations are highly interactive. Most often, the retreat will conclude with an Inipi.
The retreats, workshops, and experiences are open to anyone who wants to learn more about Native teachings and the red road path. Anyone seeking to enrich their spiritual growth can find emotional healing..
Retreats provide a safe environment of people on the same journey. Participants from all walks of life attend these retreats, all seeking to enhance their knowledge. Healing comes in many forms. We all need some kind of cleansing. Through teaching, lectures, exercises, and ceremonies, participants release their sorrows and traumas. The tools and spiritual insight will provide a renewed sense of confidence, healthy self-esteem, the ability to recognize and confront personal issues and overcome blocks without negative reactions.
A change in attitude releases tensions, preventing a return to old behaviors and habits.