First, Taos was SO great! There were only 43 participants and 8 facilitators – Wow. The Jung presentations of material by Monika Wikman were not only enlightening, but also so personal and engaging, my partner and I both loved the learning part and are exploring Jung’s work further on our own. You were correct – Austing Haus, next door to the Columbine Inn, was revamped and our room was comfy and just right for a weeks’ stay. I have to tell you the food was amazing, healthy, fresh and mostly gluten free. I am allergic to wheat so I always bring my own food, knowing it’s virtually impossible to eat wheat-free food at big events, but Lenore was beyond fantastic. Diane was such a warm, caring presence for us all and there are just too many good things to say about the fellowship, support, community, organization, preparedness, diversity and the whole experience in Taos. Suffice it to say, I loved it and had two amazing breathwork experiences to boot.

It's a spiritual practice, an important way for me to slow down, have the opportunity to give time & space & shared support to open up more deeply to my inner life as well as others for theirs', and have a chance to share & learn with others (i.e. caring community), most often in settings that provide access to be in nature (which is healing in itself).