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The purpose of Flowing Waters Retreat Center is to provide a tranquil place for rest, renewal, education and healing. The land invites visitors and overnight guests who desire to live in balance with the local ecosystems. The water flows in two directions throughout the year on the landscape and underneath the surface into both the Pikes Creek and Raspberry River watersheds.
Flowing Water's Retreat Center
Re-connection
The Farm –Sacred Space
Welcome to The Farm ...
It’s a place to heal and feel...
Quietness is remembered...-
Listen to the raven, flowers and trees..-
They have much wisdom to share ~
Follow the bird’s song..-->
Take a walk on Labyrinth to awaken your soul...
Hike in the woods and fields among the Apple Trees...
Listen to yourself one step at a time...-
The stars are bright and paths are a light with the moonbeams...-
The moon is fine in the shine of ridge just past the barn...
Enjoy your space...
Find grace and beauty and love...-
Be good to nature and leave no trace, only your footprints and thoughts...
Pick up~ clean up~ recycle, refresh and clear the mind and emotions...
Welcome to The Farm and become that change that Gandhi spoke of…-->
Enjoy the adventure.
One breath, one step, one thought and one action at a time,
Create your story….in this space, at this place.....
Some people suffer from dis-connection and imbalances as a result of our over-active and over filled lives. Stay a week or long weekend and re-establish connectedness as well as restore balance.
Workshop Facilitation
Participants will spend significant time on the beautiful grounds of the retreat center. There will be a balance of teachings, demonstrations, and practice. Time will be provided for individual reflection time. The practices are easy to learn, and participants with all levels of physical mobility can benefit. Sharing circles will be used to deepen the learning by gaining from every one’s experiences.
Workshop Leader
Craig Mealman, Ed.D., CMT, an adult educator with over 35 years experience, professor, massage therapist, Yoga student and practitioner and eco-spiritualist facilitates learning in a variety of settings, including graduate courses, personal growth retreats and residential learning. He honors and is grateful for his interactions with all dimensions of the web of life. He values multiple ways of knowing, varied learning styles, experiential and collaborative learning while integrating mind, body, emotions, and spirit through heart centered teaching processes. His most important teachers include the spirit that dwells in all life in the natural world. He also has studied at Tom Brown’s Tracking and Nature School, Teaching Drum Outdoor School and the Shavano Institute.
For more information or to register
Contact: Craig Mealman
90260 Soper Rd.
Bayfield, WI 54814
715-779-5004