Navigating Life’s Journey: Harnessing the Wisdom of the Medicine Wheel for Personal Wellness - March 22, 2025

Saturday, March 22, 2025

This one-day retreat will be held at the Saint John’s Retreat Center on Saturday, March 22, 2025. This class offers a journey through the sacred teachings of the Medicine wheel, providing both historical context and practical modern applications for personal wellness. 

Here is a list of a few of the retreat’s topics in which you will:
learn about the origins of the medicine wheel among Indigenous peoples.

• discuss how the Medicine Wheel varies between different Indigenous cultures—each with common themes of balance and interconnectedness.
• learn about the different segments the Medicine Wheel that represent the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual health of the four directions and the significance of the center.
• explore practical ways to engage with each section of the Medicine Wheel for personal growth and healing. 
• learn techniques to move through the wheel to navigate life’s journey, challenges and growth.

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Your facilitator and instructor, Mario Rosales, offers a unique spiritual pathway to entrepreneurial and personal growth, skillfully blending shamanism, Taoism, Native American teachings, and Quechua wisdom with his expertise in consulting, coaching, leadership, and technology. His approach transcends traditional business strategies by integrating these diverse spiritual traditions into a holistic practice.
 
Through shamanic rituals, Mario introduces a profound spiritual component to business, enriched further by the deep-rooted wisdom of Native American philosophies which emphasize living in harmony with nature and the cycles of life. In the Quechua teachings he incorporates insights from the Andes, focusing on Pachamama (Mother Earth), community, and reciprocity, fostering a sense of interconnectedness and respect for all life forms.
 

This retreat begins: 

Saturday, March 22, 2025 
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Presentation of wisdom teachings

Optional: Following the program and weather permitting, participants will be invited to go to the labyrinth, about a 15-minute walk from the center. 

Cost of the retreat is $95.00 if registration and payment are made 
by March 14. The cost for registration after March 14 is $115.00.

Bring a sack lunch; drinks and snacks will be provided. 
        
           Questions regarding logistics for the retreat: email retreats@whiteaglelodge.org