HIDDENWINE presents May 21st, May 22nd and May 23rd, Spring 2004






Martín Prechtel – Weekend Workshop &
Friday Evening lecture and booksigning











May 22-23, 2004 - Weekend workshop in
Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota

University Episcopal Center
331 17th Ave. S.E., Minneapolis
9:00am to about 5:00pm each day
with a 1 hour break for lunch
Cost: $185

The Grief of Big City Crickets, Boisterous Swans and Infant Storms from the Scales of Deep Water Sturgeons: Making a nest of beauty for the diversity of the Divine in Nature to hatch a world of possibility and peace for a time beyond our own.

"With the dry sticks of old struggles, rotting leaves of hard days lived the best we can, with the cattail fluff, hopeful grasses and eider-down of dreams lost we can, on the floating mounds of reeds and logs of our confusions drifting in spring’s rising flood of grief’s liquid beauty, build together a beautiful nesty house for the diverse flocks of the Divine in Nature, in whose tangible heart called the world, we humans are given the blessings of the chance to kiss, push, eat, jump, fail and try again.

~Martín Prechtel

Come with Martín Prechtel to help him make a
ritual nest of our folly, failures and beauty in which
to feed the forgotten Holy in the Earth of our bodies
and the Body of the Earth.



You are also invited to attend:


May 21, 2004
Friday Evening, 7: 30 pm
The Toe Bone and the Tooth:
Lecture and Book Signing
Mayflower Church
Diamond Lake Road and 35W
South Minneapolis
Cost: $15

Tickets sold at the door only, beginning at 6:30pm.


Registration Form


More about Martín

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List of Materials for Workshop, accommodations
and directions to the University Episcopal Center.

- Please bring with you (Mpls 2004)

Three small gifts
Pen and paper (beautiful handmade paper)
Cotton string
1 yard square each of yellow and red cotton cloth
happy water (not from the store)
turquoise beads
shell beads
corn meal- yellow or white
feathers
4-6 willows as thick as your thumb at the base- 6 feet long
cut fresh flowers- all colors
pocket knife and sharpener
pottery, ceramic bowl to hold water, (you will giving this bowl away)
clay whistle
handful dry wild grasses 12-15 inches long
3 small scentless candles- (beeswax is fine)
No fragrances or incenses please

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If you wish to sit on the floor, please bring a pillow or blanket to sit on as the floor is concrete. There are chairs available as well. There is a kitchen to make coffee and tea and a refrigerator to use if you bring your lunch. There are several good resteraunts with in walking distance of the workshop space.

PARKING:
The 4th street ramp - across the street from the University Episcopal Center has a weekend special.

All Day on Saturday $5, and since there is an event on Sunday the rate will be as follows:
Event parking for people parking from 9:30am -6pm - $9. If you arrive before 9:30 then the all day $5 rate would apply for Sunday too. This is be the best deal you will find on campus.

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Directions:
FROM Interstate 35W: Get off on the University Ave.S.E. and 4th St. S.E. exit and take University Ave. S.E. east ( a one way street) to 17th Ave. S.E. Take a left and The University Episcopal Center is one block on your left on the Corner of 17th Ave. and 4th St. ( The parking ramp is just across 4th St. on your left)

FROM Interstate 94: Get off on the Huron Blvd exit and stay on it as it crosses Washington Ave S.E. and University Ave S.E. and turns into 4th St. S.E. Stay on 4th St. S.E. ( a one way street) until you get to 17th Ave. S.E. The University Episcopal Center is on your left and the parking ramp is on your right.











A master of eloquence and innovative language, Martín Prechtel is a leading thinker, writer and teacher whose work, both written and oral, hopes to promote the subtlety, irony and pre-modern vitality hidden in any living language. His life, the well known subject of his previous books
Secrets of the Talking Jaguar and Long Life, Honey in the Heart, took him from his native New Mexico upbringing, as a half-blood Native American, from a Pueblo Indian reservation to the village of Santiago Atitlan where he eventually served the Tzutujil Mayan population as a full village member becoming a principal in the body of village leaders, responsible for instructing the young people in the meanings of their ancient stories that took place in the rituals of adult rights of passage.

Martín once again resides in his native New Mexico. Teaching internationally through story, music, ritual and writing, Martín helps people in many lands to retain their diversity while remembering their own sense of place in the daily sacred through the search for the Indigenous Soul. Broadly cherished, Martín’s third book,
The Disobedience of the Daughter of the Sun: Ecstasy and Time, has become a runaway, underground hit. Martín’s fourth book, The Toe Bone and the Tooth was enthusiastically received in 2003 and will be available in paperback in April 2004.





Martín Prechtel


Registration Form

Martín Prechtel's USA
and International Schedule



Come join a weekend workshop.... May 22-23, 2004 with Martín Prechtel, author of :

The Toe Bone and the Tooth (Thorsons/HarperCollins 2003)

The Disobedience of the Daughter of the Sun (Yellow Moon Press 2002)

Long Life, Honey in the Heart (Tarcher/Penguin 1999)

Secrets of the Talking Jaguar (Tarcher/Penguin 1998)


Praise for “Secrets of the Talking Jaguar” and "Long Life, Honey in the Heart"

"Prechtel...shows us how to infuse language with spirit and a sense of the sacred without sacrificing its sensuousness... how a trained bard of a traditionalist society might attack a writing project- with all 20 layers transparent and tingling!"
—Steven Larson,
for Common Boundary

"The Mayan Gods, who hold eloquence above all else, must surely be pleased with this soul, who in this lifetime is named Martín Prechtel."
—Clarissa Pinkola Estés,
Ph.D., author of Women Who Run With Wolves

"A lyrical, haunting memoir of one man's spiritual rebirth... "Long Life, Honey in the Heart" is a cry from the heart — a lonely yearning for an ancient, beautiful culture now gone forever." —
Iris Chang, author of The Rape of Nanking



"It's a precious thing, this book. I've never known another like it. It's a great encyclopedia of beauty... Like some poems of Neruda's, it is a treasure house of language, in service to life."
—Robert Bly

"Perhaps most remarkable is the luminous eloquence of Prechtel's language-the book is written in a style that carries something of the flavor of the indigenous oral tradition, a style worthy of the reverence accorded by most oral peoples to the beauty of living language. It's a landmark text...Don't miss it." David Abram
(author of "The Spell of the Sensuous")

"Martín Prechtel is one of the most profound teachers I have ever encountered. He is an unusually gifted artist, musician, storyteller who guides and initiates with passion, kindness, eloquence, wisdom, fierceness and humor, awakening us to the sacred realities present everywhere at all times. To be with Martín is to remember the forgotten divinity that is the very essence of who we are."
Rabbi Aryeh Hirschfield



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Cost is $ 185.
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