Retreat

Ayahuasca practice and the Inborn Voice Method are two totally separate things, but both can have an impact on individual consciousness and expression. In addition, the Inborn Voice Method has already proven over and over again that it can effectively and comprehensibly decode the “visions” and revelations that can be received during an Ayahuasca ritual.

What is Ayahuasca Practice

Ayahuasca is an ancient shamanic ritual involving the use of a plant-based drink traditionally consumed in some indigenous cultures of the Amazon for spiritual and therapeutic purposes. It contains psychoactive substances that can induce intense experiences and visions. It is not uncommon for participants in Ayahuasca ceremonies to report having visions or extraordinary experiences while using this drink, but it is very rare for the experience or the assisting shaman to be able to provide decoding or some sort of guidance to unravel the skein of information received.

Our clients, especially those in the United States, have been asking loudly: when do Inborn Voice retreats resume?

Rediscovering the inseparable relationship between voice and emotions has increasingly become a social and communicative need. This Retreat will lead you to rediscover and rekindle your ability to express yourself naturally, realigning and recharging your energy.

As Mylena Vocal Coach’s commitments multiply and she is increasingly in demand in the four corners of the world, we have decided to organize a series of mini retreats. This seems to have become the most popular mode in the United States, also in order to meet the commitments of the different participants.

In the modern era we are increasingly taught how to overcome an unexpected situation, whether pleasant or unpleasant, through the use of the mind and intellect. However, we must not forget that the intellect, our brain, is a tool at our service and not vice versa. This essentially means two things: our essence, our soul, and our thinking are two separate things. And more importantly, we did not come into the world to be slaves of our thoughts, but to experience on the skin something that thought can neither generate nor manage: emotions.

If you have already investigated this topic you will surely have found the most popular idea: “We cannot choose our emotions, but we can decide how to deal with them“, or its direct antagonist “You can control your emotions with meditation“. Both of these solutions involve the use of the mind, of thought, to interact with emotions. In the first case you try to impose a plan of action and fight against emotions, in the second case you simply impose yourself not to focus on emotions. Both these solutions involve ignoring emotions, creating in the first case personality disorders, in the second case “Zombies”. Clearly there is another way to deal with this problem: The Way of the Voice.

Today sees the release of an interview of mine that deals with a subject that is very close to my heart, that is what is defined as “personal brand” in today’s jargon. It is titled “Mylena vocal coach, personal brand to be expressed out loud“. In fact, my work has been intimately linked to the idea of “personal brand” for more than 20 years, and it is no coincidence that all my vocal coaching workshops are titled “Identity and Voice”. Even the most prestigious universities have recognized me as the pioneer and leading exponent, capable of connecting the world of voice to the world of business.

Marrakech has always been one of the most fascinating cities in North Africa, where two faces coexist, apparently irreconcilable: the tradition that sinks its customs and traditions in ancient times and a more western lifestyle that is found in many boutiques, restaurants and a certain worldliness that you can breathe in many districts of the City.

Everything is discreet, hidden in the riads protected by the high walls of the Medina. A great Berber metropolis, Marrakech has had the honour of being an imperial city, as well as Fès, Rabat and Meknès, and its great past is testified by the sumptuous buildings that contribute to making it the Moroccan tourist capital.