About us
Welcome to Olympic Peninsula Center for Intuitive Studies! We offer psychic, healing and intuitive classes on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State and online for those in other locations. We were formally Cape Cod Center for Intuitive Studies and also Seattle Psychic Institute. We are merging these two groups to this new group. This is a group interested in the expansion of consciousness. Activities include workshops and clinics on a variety of topics but generally aimed at helping participants increase their intuition and self-knowledge, and in conveying tools for self-healing. To be extra sensitive and empathic is a wonderful gift, and this is a place where like-minded souls can support and validate one another.
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- $450.00
Traditional Ho'oponopono Weekend Retreat on the Olympic Peninsula, WA
Olympic Peninsula Retreat Events, 1091 Diamond Point Rd., Sequim, WA, US"Ho'oponopono is an ancient Hawaiian spiritual practice that involves learning to heal all things by accepting "Total Responsibility" for everything that surrounds us..." Joel Berman (compassionatelistening.org)
Traditional Ho'oponopono is a Kanaka 'Ōiwi practice to find alignment within the chaos, forgiveness for self and others, to remove constructs and obstacles while standing upon a grounded 'Āina foundation. Join Huaka'i I Nā Hōkū to elevate and expand our consciousness.Meet your Workshop Leader:
Aloha mai kākou, my name is Henrylyn Kau'i Auwae. I am a Kanaka Maoli and Indigenous Filipina, Cultural Practitioner and Educator, owner of a Kanaka Maoli healing and wellness business in Seattle. I am the mother of five amazing young adults, an intuitive Lomi practitioner (massage therapist), facilitator of healing through my ancestors and a devoted Kumu Hula for my Hula Grannies and Huaka'i I Nā Hōkū I Ka 'I' imi Na'auao. I am passionate about sharing my traditional culture and beliefs within our Lāhui, our communities, and the greater global community. I am currently serving as an Elder and Cultural Advisor for Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services and Co-Chair for the Pacific Islander Community Association of Washington State. It is truly an honor to be here with all of you.This Traditional Hoʻoponopono Weekend Retreat is proudly presented by Henrylyn Kauʻi Auwae and ʻOhana in partnership with Olympic Peninsula Center for Psychic and Intuitive Studies.
This weekend retreat will explore the foundation and will provide the beginning tools of Traditional Ho’oponopono. Laying the groundwork of the necessary steps toward the realignment of our lives in order to achieve a Pono (righteous) state of being. Allowing you to find forgiveness for self and others, removing constructs that are hindering you, strengthen and fortify your personal la'au (tree), which leads to improvement of your well being and health. Empowering us to stand upon a grounded and solid foundation as we secure our roots and blossom forth for the benefit of ourselves, our families, our communities, and eventually our global community. Please join me and my ʻohana for an exploration of Traditional Ho’oponopono.
Disclaimer: Please be aware this is a beginning foundational series, this DOES NOT in anyway provide certification, qualification, or permission to teach this Hoʻoponopono tradition without a full immersive training in our ʻohana (family) Hoʻoponopono tradition. Due to guidance from our Nā Akua, Nā Aumakua, and Nā Kupuna. Here is the schedule of the retreat below:
Friday, September 25 - 4-6pm
- Meet and greet.
- Opening Ceremony (Pikai Ceremony)
- Introduction to Hoʻoponopono; exploration of what is Hoʻoponopono, when and why Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiians) engage in Hoʻoponopono.
- Write in journal to release that which is not needed or desired through Ho'ā Ceremony (Fire Ceremony) in order to clear the mind and start a new.
- Closing the evening with a clearing, grounding and centering guided meditation.
Saturday, September 26th-9-5pm with group lunch break at 12pm
- Morning meditation and breath work-centering the self & building mana (a sacred spiritual power, energy or life force that flows through all living things)
- Exploring and learning Hawaiian phrases that relate to Ho'oponopono and empowering oneself through these phrases
- Learn Hawaiian values and Oli-E Ho Mai (Hawaiian chanting)
Lunch Break 1-2pm
- Explore what Aloha means for you in your life
- Grounding meditation, protection and feedback
- Learn about Mana line and Mana alignment and why it is important
- Learn how to achieve Mana alignment
- Grounding meditation to close the evening (Q & A time)
Sunday, September 27th-9-5pm with group lunch break at 12pm.
- Morning meditation and getting centered
- How to achieve a Pono state of being and Pono right action (Pono means living a life of integrity, balance and harmony with people and nature and taking proper action for the good of yourself and others)
Lunch break 12-1pm
- Implementing Ho'oponopono for yourself and within your life.
- Grounding meditation and reflections on the weekend and share time
- Closing Ceremony and 'Awa ceremony (Kava ceremony for blessings on your path so you may reap the benefits of the weekend).
Weekend Cost: $450.00 (Lunches are provided in this cost (please let us know if you have any food allergies), but lodging and other meals are not included. We can provide a list of hotels and campsites available for participants)
We are limiting the space to 15 participants so that you can receive a deeply personal experience of this retreat.
If you have any questions about the retreat or want to sign up, please contact Henrylyn Kau'i Auwae at huakaiinahoku@proton.me and Katherine Jenkins at kathyjenkins@hotmail.comThe cost of the weekend is $450, but you can secure your space with a deposit of $200. Full payment is required by September 15th.
Here is where you can pay your deposit or full tuition for the retreat:- Venmo: @Henrylyn-Auwae
- PayPal: hkauwae@gmail.com
Once you pay, you'll receive the address of the event, which is at a private house on the Olympic Peninsula in Sequim, WA.
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