Bali-Project-flyer-June2013
We are delighted to invite you to a unique seminar opportunity where up to 50 homeopaths will gather in Ubud, the healing centre of Bali, to share their clinical experience.
At the seminar you will be able to:
- Hear speakers from Australia, Kenya, India, and Indonesia: see ‘Confirmed Speakers’
- Explore medicinal plants, animals and minerals
- Discover a variety of successful prescribing methods
- Expand your prescribing skills
- Immerse yourself in practical discussions with your colleagues
After the seminar:
Your clinical experience can be published in The Bali Project Manual to share with the international homeopathic community.
The emphasis of this seminar is about utilising a rare opportunity to engage with your colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere. The intention is that by learning from other practitioners’ years of practice, you may increase your own working knowledge during this five-day seminar.
The Bali Project is about expanding knowledge, alleviating isolation and networking, to strengthen and support practitioners of homeopathy – and having fun.
Come and join us. Register now.
THE BALI PROJECT MISSION STATEMENT
The Bali Project is an initiative conceived by Australian homeopaths Jon Gamble, Nyema Hermiston, Linlee Jordan and Balinese homeopath Tjok Kerthyasa, in conjunction with The Aurum Project.
This five-day seminar to be held in Bali every two years, aims to create an atmosphere of clinical information exchange amongst homeopaths. The seminar also offers exposure to the living world from which homeopathic medicines derive. It is aimed at expanding working knowledge for attendees by sharing clinical experience. While any practitioner is welcome to attend, the target audience is for those who have been in practice for more than five years.
By participating in The Bali Project, speakers and listeners are encouraged to share their knowledge with colleagues. Attendees’ invaluable experiences will be published in ‘The Bali Project Manual’ and distributed internationally. Profits from the sale of The Bali Project Manual will go to support homeopathic research undertaken by The Aurum Project.
The Bali Project vision is that by sharing information through discussion and exchange in this relaxed atmosphere, homeopaths will expand their working knowledge and thus strengthen the public perception of homeopathy in treating common clinical conditions.
Seminar Programme:
The seminar will be opened by our Patron Tjokorda Gde Raka Kerthyasa of the Ubud Royal family
- Monday 3rd June
Speaker sessions morning & afternoon, ‘Melting Pot’ session - Tuesday 4th June
Spice trail field trip (see ginger, cinnamon and other medicinal spices growing) - Wednesday 5th June
Speaker sessions morning & afternoon, ‘Melting Pot’ session - Thursday 6th June
Volcano field trip – explore the ‘volcanic’ remedies, including Sulphur - Friday 7th June
Speaker sessions morning & afternoon, ‘Melting Pot’ session - Saturday 8th June Post-seminar coral reef trip. A day to relax together after the seminar. (Venue to be confirmed). This will provide an opportunity to see some medicinal marine plants and animals, at attendees own initiative. Cost includes bus transport from Ubud to hotel, overnight accommodation, snorkeling equipment hire, guide fees and return bus transport to Ubud.
Seminar Costs: All amounts are in Australian dollars
Family members are welcome to accompany us on the field trips to the volcano and the spice trail at no extra charge.
Photo Gallery
Photo credits – Artist Nerida Cowdroy, Peter Cowdroy and Tjok Kerthyasa
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