2008 Womens Miraval Retreat

~ Personal Retreat ~

Waking Up To the Deeper Purpose of Your Life
at the first-class, world-famous Miraval Resort, Tucson, AZ

September 14 - 18, 2008

This retreat is about your personal awakening

We will explore the single most important question that affects

your work, your health, your relationships, your happiness:

What is the deeper purpose of my life and how do I fulfill that purpose?

Equally important is the question,

What gets in the way of my awakening and the fulfillment of my purpose?

This is a profound time to be alive. A shift is happening on the planet, and it is happening in you. Can you feel it? Are you awake to it?

You may find yourself asking those age-old questions a little more seriously: Who am I? Why am I here? What’s the purpose of my life? How can I contribute to the world in a way that is meaningful?

For millions around the globe, these questions are now taking on a sense of urgency. As evidence of this there has been an embracing of books and media like Eat, Pray, Love, The Secret, What the Bleep do We Know?, You Can Heal Your Life, and many others that expand our understanding our ourselves.

Most recently, Oprah launched an unprecedented 10-week online global classroom with author, Eckhart Tolle based on his book, A New Earth. Over two million, from every corner of the globe, are tuning in and waking up to the profound shift within. We’re getting clear glimpses of this awakening, and it is empowering.

Please join us for a WTT retreat at beautiful Miraval, Life in Balance,

led by Life Coach, Karin Sokel

in an environment that honors mindfulness and nurtures your wholeness.

Here, we will delve into the most powerful conversation of our time.

Women who have attended previous retreats say:

“Karin’s retreat leadership seemed about as close to ideal as I think one can get.
Because of her knowledge, experience and skills; I saw her not only as a facilitator,
but as a participant as well. I’m sure that’s why I felt as comfortable as I did.”

“Karin’s knowledge of materials presented and discussed were admirable.
Her style was authentic, caring, and open to feedback, questions, and discussion.
Her willingness to use her own life’s struggles was not only helpful, but an invitation to look
at our personal struggles with new eyes and compassion.”

“Miraval complemented the content of the retreat perfectly.”