Kim Duckett, Ph. D., Pr.
and
Barb Lutz, "Tribas", Shamanic Ritual Artist

In a one day workshop

***Saturday March 6, 2010**
9 am - 4:00 pm
on

The Wheel of the Year:
A Spiritual Psychology for Women

An educational and experiential overview utilizing lecture,
ritual, activities and exercises, art and print-based materials.

Women:
Want to know more about honoring the
earth-based holydays such as
Summer Solstice, Autumn Equinox,
Samhain, and Winter Solstice?  

Are you curious about the history of and
ancient psychology of these traditions
and want to learn more?

This workshop is for those who are interested in:

Goddess Spirituality
Women’s Spirituality
Women’s Circles
Women’s Rituals
Women’s Blood Mysteries
Earth-based European traditions
Women’s Psychology and Development
The Wheel, the Pagan holydays
Women’s Mystery School
Priestessing as a Spiritual Path
Female Shamanism
Earth-Based tenets as therapeutic tools

This workshop utilizes Circle, Ritual, lecture, video, and
many other learning forms to share this unique teaching
on the spiritual and psychological significance of the
Wheel of the Year and it’s relationship to women’s lives.


Come hear this unique teaching on the spiritual
and psychological significance of the
Wheel of the Year
by scholar and beloved teacher,
Kim Duckett

Saturday March 6, 2010
9-4pm  

Location: The Spirit  House, Greensboro

Energy Share: $75
Deposit of $25 due by February1, 2010
(Deposit is non-refundable and required to secure space)
Balance due by March 1, 2010

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Kim Duckett, Ph.D., Pr.

Kim Duckett received her Ph.D. from
The Union Institute in Women’s Studies and
Transpersonal and Spiritual Psychology,
with an emphasis in Women’s Psychology
and Goddess and Women’s Spirituality
and Ritual and has been teaching
Women’s Studies in university settings for
over 25 years.  Most recently, her work
has crystalized as one of creating a
place/ structure/process for women to
acknowledge, retrieve, name, release,
honor, and heal old pain and anger, as
individuals and collectively, and to do so
in ways that honor and celebrate women
and women’s ways of knowing and being.  

Kim does this in Circle and calls the
foundational process of her work Ritual,
an ancient long-buried psychology that
is reemerging today. In her classes,
her pastoral counseling practice, and
large community ritual settings, Kim
practices, teaches, and shares Circle
and Ritual in support of psychospiritual
healing, integration, and empowerment
of women and womankind.

Dr. Duckett is also founder and director of
WHISPER, an Asheville based non-profit
organization now in its 14th year, which
offers classes,events, performances, and
rituals that explore and honor women’s
spirituality.  She is also the founder and
lead faculty of A Year and A Day
Sacred Mystery School for Women
(founded in 1997 and formerly known as
WHISPER’s Sacred Mystery School for
Women) one of just a few formal curriculum
Mystery School programs specifically
for women in the country.  Kim’s expertise
in Women’s Studies and her theories
regarding the pagan Wheel of the Year as
an ancient indigenous spiritual psychology
is the basis of much of the learnings
offered through WHISPER and
the Mystery School.

Kim has this to say about her work
regarding the Wheel:

For the last few years much of my work
has focused on European
earth-based shamanic and magical
traditions.  The centrality of the
Wheel of the Year, or the Wheel of Life
(the cycle of the eight Pagan holydays)
in these traditions has become a beloved
tool in my personal spiritual practice.  
I have also discovered, along with my
sisters who have followed the Wheel
together as a community for many years
now, that the Wheel is not simply a
teaching or illustrative tool about the
seasons, or planting, or a backdrop for
the agricultural myths of antiquity.  I
have come to see it as a “psychology”
and a spiritual Path and teach it as such.

Kim Duckett is a nationally recognized
teacher and ritualist and is currently
working on a forthcoming book about the
Wheel of the Year as a spiritual psychology
for women.  She travels nationally offering
this 1 Day workshop as well as the year
long Women’s Spiritual Journeys and
Wheel of the Year classes.

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Barb Lutz, Tribas, is a nationally known
artist whose altars and shamanic creation
of sacred space have garnered many
honors and praise in the goddess
community and beyond.  Her work
enhances and brings alive Kim's work
and the spiritual psychology of the
Wheel of the Year.