Introducing Another Aspect Of Peaceful Endeavours -
Packakuti Mesa Work
as taught by don Oscar Miro-Quesada
and my Branching Off Into
"Sweet Water Medicine Society"
Feminine Centered Ceremonies
Teachings and Workshops
NORTH, SOUTH, CENTRAL AMERICA
CANADA - MEXICO - EUROPE - AUSTRALIA
Virginia has
been a practicing Ceremonialist / Medicine Woman since 1988, and a Mesa carrier
since her Apprenticeship began in 1989. Integrating
the lineage of don Oscar Miro-Quesada’s Pachakuti Mesa teachings into her diverse tribal/indigenous
roots and healing practices. Going out
into community as her Elders have taught her to do. Mentoring and helping to establish new inter-connected
communities - around the world into Mesa and Labyrinth Earth energy work. As a way of life.
She guides workshop
participants through their inter-dimensional doorways to experience a re-connection
to their ‘Star Map’. Emerging
revitalized and ‘awake and ready’; open to practice new ways to apply the Mesa work
with other modalities steeped in sacred geometry. For the benefit of maximizing your human
potential to hold sacred space and make it ‘real’.
For the non-Mesa
community, she incorporates the use of energy work of the ancient “Goddess”
Wisdom schools. Incorporates the
teaching of how to use sacred geometry in your home and community, and also
integrates the use of the Labyrinth to facilitate group empowerment walks. All classes and/or personal instruction are
tailored to the person or group’s belief system.
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Founder of
Peaceful Endeavours, a cross-cultural, multi-denominational spiritual
educational non-profit, serving communities around the world, to practice community
involvement, dispel cultural myths, and integrate peaceful practice into one’s everyday
life. Virginia is a Sacred Geometry
Practitioner, assists to communicate and reveal Earth energies in personal and
public space. A Writer, contributor, “Stories
of Prayer and Faith”, and creator of Copyrighted labyrinth products.
Virginia is also
an Ordained Minister to do her ‘hands on’ work, with a doctorate in Theology. Performs unique marriage and life affirming
ceremonies. Has been bestowed with the acknowledgement
as a Medicine Woman, by Tlakaelel, Keeper of the Oral Tradition – Aztec tradition;
bestowed the Shamanic teachings of XXaman, Mayan tradition. Initiated at the ancient goddess temples of
learning at Uxmal in the Yucatan, by Na Kin, Mayan healing tradition; adopted into the “Two Feathers Medicine Clan, Cherokee
band in Crete, IL creating new ceremonies and supporting their Sundance; honored
as a ‘Relative’ in the Lakota tradition
to carry medicine, given permission to build and pour sweat lodge, offer canupa
ceremonies, and carry Eagle feathers, and supported their Sundance.
Most recently in
July, 2014, resulting from her dedication to work with don Oscar, Spirit announced the formation of the *“Sweet Water Medicine
Society”, a new feminine aspect asking
to be birthed out, as a new branch of her Pachakuti Mesa service. It follows the premise of our destiny to aid
in bringing in the merger of the feminine aspects with the masculine, and
committing to actively mentoring the next generation, in these ways. Requires nothing except you knowing you belong, and do the work. “We are
one – and not separated when in one-heart service”, Virginia LoneSky”. She
is looking forward to building programs in the future.
(*Its’ midwife
was Deina Bomberry, along with the singers; and John Rice along with the
drummers from, Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada and Holly, MI. Who at our Chinchaysuyu gathering, July 4-6, 2014, shared
their Anishinabe roots, and examples of ‘doing’ their healing work and Water
ceremony with balance, “in any way you are led to serve”, and was grounded into
reality after that weekend.) Birthed
also by the inspired work and teachings of don Oscar, on the uniting together
of the Eagle and the Condor in our lifetime.
She has served on the Chinchaysuyu Regional Council and Committees 2010-2014,
and will continue to support the teachings and communication tools in the
Region to bring the knowledge of the work of don Oscar Miro-Quesada to the
public. To continue ‘growing corn’ for future
generations to come.
She resides in
Southeastern Michigan – within 20 miles of her birthplace of Detroit. Works with all cultures and communities; her
Ayllu on a regular basis locally, to do ceremony. Will travel around the world, as asked, to
work with any community open to learning how to access their potential to serve
humanity and how to integrate Mesa work into your everyday life. “Have Mesa and Labyrinth Will Travel”. Munay, Virginia LoneSky, ThD
