Energize, Discover & Awaken Your Spirit!
Nothing in this world will make sense if you do not live your intention.  When you do, the impossible will become possible, connecting you into your power of total Creativity. We invite you to this sacred circle of women. You deserve this weekend for yourself!

Program Highlights: Yogic Four-Season Health for Women, Redwood Walk, Beauty of Being YOU, Victory over Life's Funk, Meditate Deeply into your Soul.

Schedule: Jan 5 (Fri.) Arrival 12:00 PM. Afternoon classes.
Jan 6 (Sat.) All day classes.
Jan 7 (Sun.) Morning classes. Depart 2:00 PM

Price: Includes: All workshop classes, 6 organic vegetarian meals, two nights in cozy cabins.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
We have extended pre-registration to DECEMBER 9!

$325, Pre-registration by December 9, 2006.
$400, Full registration after December 9, 2006.

$265, Pre-registration WITHOUT ACCOMMODATIONS, by Dec. 9.
$340, Full registration WITHOUT ACCOMMODATIONS, after Dec. 9

After December 9, on-line registration will be closed for Piercy Women's Camp. You can register on site, however, kindly contact Tarn Taran Kaur (505-310 1309 or ttk@3ho.org) before camp so that we can adequately arrange food quantities. Thank you.

Location:     Beautiful Chinmaya Retreat Center in Piercy, California in the Redwood Forest. Four hour drive North from San Francisco or Oakland. Or 1 ½ hour drive from Arcata.

Teachers: Tarn Taran Kaur, Espanola, NM; Dr. Japa Kaur, Espanola, NM; Awtar Kaur, Bay Area; Madhur Nain Kaur, Napa.

Come and join us

• Quiet inner chatter and deeply listen to your inner intention
• Experience life as a special miracle
• Explore the beauty of being you
• Kundalini Yoga Meditation
• Video lecture  of Yogi Bhajan

"Women’s Camp charges my batteries and makes me happy for months"
Joanna S.

"Woman has a biological and psychological capacity to be competent and to manage her affairs under normal circumstances.  Woman has an intuitive signaling system in her brain which a man does not have. This makes her compute the solution to her problems even when she is in a situation that is very abnormal or inconvenient. 

This situation in a woman is a very normal, subtle faculty. So subtle that much of the time she is not aware of it.  But a woman uses her fears and builds what is called an "imaginary castle.”   It has been found out when a woman builds an 'imaginary castle,' she only looks to the positive side and ignores the negative side.  Or if she comes to the negative side of the personality conflict, then she justifies that she is not 'reading' right.  So this way each woman has a tendency to hallucinate herself."
Yogi Bhajan, Women’s Camp, 1976