Mark WrenRebirther Profile

Apprentice practitioner
Sponsor: Anne Smith
Email:
Website: www.markwren.uklinux.net
Website: www.markwren.uklinux.net/blog.html
Mob: +44 7976 363556

Working Locations:
Moretonhampstead
Devon
TQ13 8LN
Tel: 07976 363556
Tel: 01647 441232

Profile:
Mark has been teaching & using trance since 1975.

A rebirther since 1988, he trained with Daevid Allen (of Gong and Soft Machine), helping run the legendary rebirth-centred Zero Initiation Workshops from 1988-91.

After many years in corporate IT he refreshed his rebirthing training with David and Gilly Montgomery in 2002, and a further courses in hypnotherapy in 2006-8.

What I Offer:
* A safe space where you can relax, talk or just breathe quietly.

* Rebirth breathing - a gentle, deep and powerful self-transformation technique.

* Trance hypnotherapy - using analysis, suggestion, rehearsal (NLP), holodynamics (a process similar to voice dialogue) or past life regression.

* Tarot insight - using cards or runes to sample your quantum entanglements.

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From 1988-92 Daevid Allen, the legendary founder of 60's bands Soft Machine and Gong, & musician and artist Turiya Bruce ran a succession of now legendary workshops around rebirthing. Following the 2006 Gong Unconvention reunion in Amsterdam Mark and Turiya are restarting these workshops with a view to building a team to run a rebirthing-based workshop area at the next Unconvention.

The workshops are typically over a weekend and we like to hold them every one or two months, over a full moon if possible.

To register your interest in the rebirth please email Mark. As soon as we have sufficient numbers for the first weekend we will agree that first date and venue. It's on a first come first served basis, so don't delay. New friends, old friends, new generations and old are all welcome! No experience necessary. New experience guaranteed.

FOR MORE DETAILS SEE:
http://www.markwren.uklinux.net/blog.html
http://www.planetgong.co.uk/octave/info/news.shtml
http://www.planetgong.co.uk/octave/archives/montystory.shtml