The Teachings of the Medicine Wheel 1 day Intensive class

**The Teachings of the Native American Medicine Wheel presented by Grandfather Rick McBride (Mixed blood Cherokee) is a 1-day intensive, limited to 5 participants. $75 deposit REQUIRED. Zelle payment to Cynthia Mong at 954-270-8939 (preferred) or https://paypal.me/iwt2016**
The Medicine Wheel is perhaps the single most profound “life tool” known in the ancient Americas. Nobody can say for sure just how old it is. But we do know it has survived into modern times for one reason; it works. It is at once a mirror, reflecting your true nature back to you, and a guide providing you with a clear path to get where you want to be. It is fluid, dynamic, accessible, completely relevant, and capable of helping you create a high-quality life.

The teaching of the original Medicine Wheel came to me from Heyemeohsts Storm, a Cheyenne elder, over 30 years ago. You will not find these teachings in any long-drawn out (expensive) workshop, or Euro-centric book. You will be proficient in creating an effective Wheel that will yield immediate answers and guidance, as well as start you on a journey of learning the Wheel on deeper levels, at your pace and capacity. You need no previous knowledge of Red Road teachings to benefit from this incredible tool that has guided indigenes for literally thousands of years.

$175 includes 45-page manual; for more details follow the link below:
https://iwtstudio.org
To register, RSVP on this page and make payment of deposit by 9/17.

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Rick McBride is mixedblood Tsalagi (Cherokee) who has walked the Red Road for some 40 years. He was named Cante Lute (Schan-tay Lou-tuh) by the spirits through his sundance chief, which means Red Heart. He is an 19 year sundancer and has been traditionally trained and authorized to lead ceremonies, such as inipi (purification lodge), prayer with the Canunpah (Pipe), drum healing and so forth. He has been publicly teaching these ways for over 18 years now. Workshops and lectures are one way to learn from the wisdom of Indian Country. Ceremony brings this knowledge to life. Combined, teaching and ceremony render practical guidance to everyday living. And so, Rick sees his role as that of “translator” of indigenous ways so that mainstream-educated people get the full benefit of these ways. It has taken him years of dedicated interaction with many Elders, as well as his activities as ceremonial leader to get to this place in his life.
Dress comfortably, bring hydrating drink, lunch, and floor cushion (if you like.)