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June 16, 2012: Sweatlodge Ceremony at Noon
DIRECTIONS TO GREENFYRE FARM:

From the South
91 North to Greenfield, MA, Exit 27, Rt. 2 East.
Exit 19 off Rt. 2
Right at end of exit, immediate left after underpass onto Royalston Road
Continue on Royalston Road to the end at a T (becomes Phillipston Road)
Left at the T onto Rt. 68
Right over RR tracks, bridge, continue left on Rt. 68
Through S. Royalston (General Store, Pete&Henry’s)
Start up a hill, memorial rock with flags on right, black & yellow arrows on left
Take the unmarked road on the left between the arrows (Dickley Road), continue up hill
At Gulf Road - (row of mailboxes) take a left
We are first house on right, #6, Greenfyre Farm
FROM EAST: Route 2 to Exit 19, left onto 2A, right onto Royalston Road. Follow above directions.

ALTERNATE ROUTE FROM SOUTH –91 to Exit 16 in Holyoke, Route 202 North
Follow 202 North to Route 2 East (do not speed on 202 – lots of cops)
Entrance to rt. 2 is just past a gas station and Dunkin Donuts
Follow above directions at Exit 19 off Rt. 2

News From Greenfyre Farm

Spring 2012: Greenfyre Farm

The seasons remind us that change is the rule.
Now is an excellent time to plan for a healing retreat or individual session. Our extremeties are God's opportunities. What we have for support is each other.

Please see Michael's website www.idealifehealing.com or you may email Michael at idealife.young@gmail.com
Phone: 978-249-2722
You may schedule a counseling session, Hands-on-Healing,
One-to-One processing or a 1, 3 or 5 day Healing Retreat.
People of all spiritual paths are welcome.


Preparations have been made for our guests to come.
The classic Airstream trailer and our retreat cabin, or "little house" as the grandkids called it, have been spruced up. A Native American sweatlodge continues to bless people with healing, as it has through the mild winter.
With the construction of their shelter, "The Wuf Mahal", and enclosure, quarters are complete for our newest residents, the wolves of Wolf Talk.

After a winter of little consequence
and several false starts,
signs of spring
show in the land.
Grass is greening.
Crocus have emerged.
Leaves and buds,
somewhat confused,
have begun to unfurl,
despite the
stop and start
sun.
Spring shows us hope,
more in what is to come
than what is.
Yet the song of birds and
the perfume of refreshing rain
tell us that the
austerity of winter
is over.

Come, listen to the Silence.


Welcome,
Michael Young