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Coming to your Senses! Developing Your Psychic and Intuitive Abilities - In Nature

Where: On the Land at Drala Mountain Center, Red Feather Lakes, CO

When: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 24 to July 27

Cost: $333 or $555 for all 3 Coming to Your Senses Courses plus 3 Nights Lodging

Join us at the magical, mystical Drala Mountain Center for a four-day program where we will practice our innate abilities to open and expand beyond the five physical senses. In Tibetan Buddhism, we use our sixth or “mind sense” to experience reality in an expanded way. Developing a deep mind-body-spirit awareness using the non-physical senses increases our intuition and creativity. We get to know these abilities by practicing in high energy states on sacred land and in sacred community.      

In this on-site weekend, you will build on the skills you cultivated in prior courses, although attending them is not a prerequisite. Together we will tune into nature and the world around us to access allies and elementals, the mystery of teachers, guides and goddesses available to accompany us on our journey in this dimension. We may even meet a dragon or two!  

Illuminate Clarity

See the world through your senses. Listen to the sounds of source. Feel the rhythm of the earth, smell the pulse of the universe and hear what the animals and land might be saying to you. 

Demonstrate Confidence

Practice, practice, practice. Open your heart, soul, and your mind to new horizons. Experience the splendor, magic, and mystery of the Great Stupa of Dharmakaya.

Accelerate Capacity

Become open to inner wisdom and knowings seeded inside you. Connect to new dimensions, new friends, realms, abilities and possibilities that you have only dreamed of. Discover ways of working with the universe that make you feel more alive and purposeful, and develop new tools to expand your consciousness.

We hope you will join us at the exquisite Drala Mountain Center in Colorado for “Coming to Your Senses!” 

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Prerequisite: The Foundation Course is strongly recommended but not required.

What Participants Have Said About "Coming to Your Senses!"

"This was a very special group of realized practitioners (wow, was I lucky to have the chance to take part!)."

"I love it when a course is better than a book could ever be and even more so when it’s shared within a like-minded community."

"I’m very grateful for these three classes and what they entailed!"

"This is all so fascinating!"

"What a magical few weekends!"  

"Grateful thanks to Kimla and Heather for your fun and inspiring course... and grateful to have met so many beautiful and inspiring women!"

"It was AWESOME!  Thank you for inviting me into this great group of people."

Your Course Instructors

Rev. Dr. Heather Shea

Heather has coached leaders throughout six continents, including household names in business, politics, and entertainment. Intuitive coach, animal communicator, author, and energy work practitioner, she has also been acknowledged as one of the “Top Fifty Speakers in the World.” An everyday mystic, Heather mentors clients to access and develop their intuition and innate capacities to actualize practical, real-world outcomes.  Dr. Shea can be found at EverydayKnownings.com.

Kim ("Kimla") Desrosiers

Kim, also referred to as “Kimla” by Tibetan Buddhist students, shares awareness and energy practices learned from Tibetan Buddhist masters and indigenous healers in Tibet, India, China, the United States, and on A:shiwi tribal land.  Through decades of study, practice, facilitation, and teaching of Highest Yoga Tantra, energy healing, Mahāmudrā, Dzogchen, Sleep and Dream Yoga, and Psionics (e.g., spoon bending), she blends her consciousness with unconditional love. She is a Reiki Master Teacher within the Usui and Holy Fire lineages, Clinical and Psychedelic-Assisted Hypnotherapist and QHHT Practitioner.  Kim has taught internationally with Dr. Robert Thurman, at Tibet House US, Karmê Chöling, The Monroe Institute, and at corporations and Buddhist organizations throughout the world.