Warrior Are Healers in Chicago!!!

[Simba Nerevu]

Healing Oppression’s Wounds is an internationally acclaimed workshop/retreat created by Wekesa O. Madzimoyo that will be presented in Chicago on April 28-30, 2006. Limited, small group seating only. Don’t miss this opportunity. Vist www.ayaed.com/whdc for more info.

Is this workshop-retreat intensive for you?

• Yes, If you are actively engaged in or wanting to build with and for Afrikan people.
• Yes, If you can see or want to see how the apathy, anxiety, delusion and alienation, etc. in our community is the product of oppression, and most importantly you want to learn what more you/we can do about them, starting now, with the resources that you/we have today.
• Yes, if you want to know how to be a better warrior-builder, by healing your own wounds and knowing how to facilitate that healing as you interact daily with your family, extended family, community, organization, business and others, etc.
• Yes, If you want to know how to confront subtle oppression as a warrior and confront the Yurugu in our people as a healer?

Come, regardless of profession or training, as we re-commit and equip ourselves to heal and strengthen our selves, our families, our communities, our people.

Download the flyer here.

[MrWG]

There is a good book written by a writer and spiritual director named Kendall Ronin called: On Being Love´s Warrior: A Warrior´s Manual on Becomming the Compassionate Warrior Within. It is written so that the techniques can apply to any group, but was specifically designed to be used by African Americans by an African American. You can check it out at dswellness.com or Iuniverse.com.