Healing and Balancing through Elemental Magick and Ayurveda
 
Saturday June 1st  and 8th 
(2 classes)in person/on-line at the Sacred cauldron, 11am – 3pm 

 Teacher: Janus
Limit 8 people

Cost is $100 for the 8 hours
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This class combines Elemental Magick with the vast age old teachings of Ayurveda. It aims to go deeper into our understanding of the elements and how they interact and manifest with every aspect of our being including the mental, physical, emotional or spiritual, and environmental. Such knowledge will further help empower your practice and enhance your affinity/correspondences with the elements. We each have a predominant dosha (elemental mix) that if it were to fall out of balance, illness will occur at different levels (emotional, physical or mental). Note that the more sensitive we are to the elements, the more our constitution morphs. 
You will learn:
 
  1. To perform full intuitive doshic assessments of yourself, others and situations
  2. Enhance your Wiccan Healing Touch approach. We will apply this in the class and will use traditional marma point therapy with the elements to reduce doshic imbalances
  3. How to enhance spellworking and where you may fall short in the witch’s pyramid 
  4. Achieve a better balance in many aspects of your life
  5. Adjust your correspondences, lifestyle, nutrition, based on the seasons and changes in the elements
  6. Empower your herbal magick and other modalities further
 
 
This class will be facilitated by Janus who is a traditional bodyworker, ayurvedic / Thai yoga certified massage therapist and an elemental magick enthusiast.
 
Pre-requisites: Basic knowledge of the elements and any healing modality. Feel free to bring with you your pendulum and any other healing and divination tools.
 
Ayurveda (Sanskrit word for life science) is a 3000+ year old traditional life system from the Vedic era developed by the sages in India. Ayurveda is holistic and emphasizes good health and prevention and treatment of illness through lifestyle practices (such as massage, meditation, yoga, and dietary changes) and the use of herbal remedies. Most modalities that exist today almost all stemmed from Ayurveda, including traditional martial arts, acupuncture, energy work, astrology (based on vedic charts).
 
Please put your preference as to online or in-person.