The Drakenstein Lion Park, Paarl, Western Cape, South Africa
Friday 28th - Saturday 29th November 2008
Learn the Language of Lions
Wynter is honoured to be invited back to the lion park to run her Liontalk Workshop.
This workshop is designed specifically
around the Lions at the Drakenstein Lion Park, where Paul Hart has
provided Sanctuary for rescued lions who
are not able to be
rehabilitated back into the wild.
Wynter introduces you to the concept of inter-species communication and then guides you through exercises to
help still your mind in order to “listen” to the animals. You will learn how to “tune in” and pick up the
emotions and physical feelings of the Lions in our presence.
In the afternoon, you have the opportunity to work directly with the Lions in a question/answer session.
The Lions themselves are the guest teachers.
9 people are invited to stay overnight in the Ngomvuma tented camp, situated in the heart of the Lion Park.
Fall asleep to the roars of the lions reverberating through your body.
The next morning, Wynter will show you how you can communicate with the lions without having to be in their
physicalpresense, through the use of photographs.
Please note that the Drakenstein Lion Park does not breed or trade with
lions, they are
committed to upholding absolute respect and protection of all animals. No touching or “petting”
of the lions is allowed. We are entering their place of sanctuary, and an attitude of absolute love,
respect and gratitude is appropriate.
Venue:
Time:
Cost:
R550 for Friday only
(Cold drinks and water available for purchase)
Please email bookings@animaltalk.org.uk
or telephone
This event is also available for corporates and other groups. Children over 10 are welcome.
Please ask for disounts for pensioners and under 18's
In support of
Drakenstein Lion Park
Drakenstein Lion Park
Paarl
South Africa
9:30 for 10:00am to 11:00am, next day
R1550, includes accommodation, dinner and breakfast. Please bring a packed lunch for Friday.
078 115 4894
for more details and to book your place.
