Workshop Prices for the East Coast US

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• You can earn a $25 discount if you register and pay in full at least three weeks (or more) prior to the workshop. Note: There is no discount for early registration/payment for Level 8.
• Part of the mission statement for HAI is "...creating a world where everyone wins." This really is something for which we strive. The East Coast Community has raised funds for people who want to attend, but who can't afford the entire fee. You may download a scholarship application for the Level 1 “Love is a Miracle” workshop here. If you'd like to discuss parameters for disbursement, you may contact Judy Cohen at cohenje@earthlink.net or 781-646-8178. Scholarships are awarded based on need and are considered following receipt of the $150 deposit. Full scholarships are not available; the maximum is $175.

Your workshop tuition is all-inclusive:

• A choice of two different sleeping accommodations for two nights (Friday and Saturday)
• Seven nutritious meals, and snacks between meals
• Two days and two evenings of workshop content led by one female and one male workshop facilitator who are assisted by 10 to16 trained workshop team members
• Use of the hot tub, sauna and quarry
• Entertainment
• Dancing
• Parking

The meals we provide are simple and healthy. We are able to accommodate the following diets:

• Regular, which is primarily vegetarian with the addition of chicken on Friday night
• Vegetarian
• Gluten free for those individuals with celiac
• Hi Pro ($20 extra), for which you have meat protein (chicken or fish) at every meal.
• We can also accommodate any of the above diets with or without dairy

Accommodations

The Human Awareness Institute (HAI) residential weekend workshops are held at Earthdance (www.earthdance.net), a clothing-optional environment three hours from Boston and four from New York City, the site is close enough to be convenient yet far enough away to be relaxing. We offer car pooling for all our workshops.

The facilities that HAI uses during your weekend include the farmhouse (built in 1812) that hosts our dining area and workshop space, the latter consisting of two large studios, www.earthdance.net. There is also a wood-stoked sauna nestled in the woods beside a spring-fed quarry. There are 125 acres of woods, stream, trails and flowering meadows to be enjoyed on breaks. This vivid and serene natural environment is quite lovely, and supplies the perfect environment for delving deeply into introspection, meditative thoughts, observing nature, or just hanging out with your newly-discovered friends.

Sleeping Arrangements

Regular, 262 Prospect Street, is a newly renovated multi-story building with four to ten beds per room. You need to bring your own bedding (sheets and pillowcase) if you stay here.

Deluxe, 9 Mountain (an additional $50), www.ninemtn.com has six to eight people per room, and bedding is included. The hot tub—accessible at no charge to everyone during the weekend—is outside this building.

Camping is also available if you desire privacy. From May to October Earthdance offers comfortable tent cabins just outside the main facility and have single beds in them. The tent cabins are built on sturdy wooden platforms and have twin-size beds inside. Alternately, you may bring your own tent and camp in the meadow. There is no discount for camping.

Questions

If you have additional questions about the workshop accommodations, scholarships or what is included in the workshop tuition, contact the East Coast HAI office at eastcoast-office@hai.org or 617-312-5692.