Tuning in Costa Rica
Molly Scott, Sarah Benson, & Prue Berry

Molly Scott, Saruah Sarah Benson, and Prue Berry

January 8-16, 2005

Spirit is with us always, yet sometimes we have to leave before we can return home.

This program is sponsored by Molly, Sarah and Prue, who invite you to join them for an adventure of the soul in one of the loveliest places on earth. The Guaria de Osa Peninsula on the Pacific ocean is rich with breath taking, breath giving rainforests and wild beaches, near active volcanoes. In this verdant aliveness we will embrace our connections with ourselves, each other, and the earth. Deep Story, soul song, mindfulness meditation, movement, bone humming, and energetic entrainment will expand our personal stories and deepen our work as peacemakers and healers. Sacred geometry, brain/mind resonance, and the nurture of nature will alternate with singing, sounding, movement, play, poetry, art, meditation, and private time.

Costa Rica, the only country in the Americas without a standing army, has been a model for Peace for decades. The National Geographic called the Osa Peninsula “the Little Amazon of Costa Rica…the most biologically intense place on earth.” We’ll visit rainforest preserves, play on the Pacific beaches, work with visionary artist don Pablo Amaringo, and you can see more at www.guariadeosa.com. The fee, without transportation, is $1350. Please join us.

Molly Scott, Saruah Sarah Benson, and Prue Berry share the warmth of lifelong friendships and offer the creative depth of decades of skilled workshop facilitation. Molly Scott is a singer. psychotherapist, educator, poet, and pioneer in the use of voice in therapy. She has her doctorate in Counseling Psychology, teaches at Antioch New England Graduate School, and directs the Creative Resonance Institute. Saruah Benson is a master musician, mystic, poet of the soul, sound healing therapist, and cofounder of the Earth Sound Light Center. She has made a number of tapes and cds and translates human energy into healing music. Molly and Sarah are both teachers of teachers and have made music together for many years, including recording in the rain forest of Costa Rica. Prue Berry is director emerita of Rowe Camp and Conference Center and is a landscape designer trained at Harvard/Radcliffe who specializes in creating sacred spaces, offering tangible plans for bringing more beauty into peoples lives, gardens, homes, and hearts. This program is independent of UURC&CC. Please direct inquiries and registrations to Prue Berry (413) 339-4468.