I was asked by John of God to be his personal caretaker and translator during his first healing trip to the United States in April 2006, a role I had filled once before when John of God traveled to Washington DC as an emissary for peace in 2003. In 2006 I was asked, by the Entity, to be the liaison and translator for future healing tours to North America and in October 2007 I arranged for him to come to the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York. I am pleased to announce that we have once again secured a 4-day healing tour for 2008 at the end of September. For more information and to register for this event, please visit Omega’s website:  www.eomega.org (after March 6) as they will be handling all registration details for John of God’s 2008 Visit.

It has been an honor to travel with John of God as a translator for the Entities and it is a privilege for me to serve as your caretaker on this journey: creating a sacred space, attending to your needs in every way possible so you can focus fully on your spiritual and physical healing.

June 16 - 28, 2008
August 4 - 16, 2008
October 13 - 25, 2008
Novermber 3 - 15, 2008

Two-week tours start on Mondays and end on Saturdays.
One week tours are available the first week of each two week tour.
One week tours are from Sunday to Sunday.

Call for information and to reserve space as these trips are booking up fast. (201) 301-2443

Two week trip costs include:

• Introductions to the Entity and personal translation at all times.
  Heather is your guide and translator and is fluent in Portuguese, English and Spanish. She was born on a ranch in the region, lived there for 30 years, has a deep understanding and familiarity with the culture, the land, and the people.
  
• Hotel accommodation and all meals at the hotel (double occupancy, single occupancy extra)
  
• Ground transportation Brasilia/ Abadiânia/ Brasilia
  
• Tour of village and local market, shops and translations throughout the trip
  
• Taxis to and from sacred waterfall
  
• Generous donation to the Casa
  

Also included:

• Guided tour of Brasilia, the capital, and sacred sites (not for one week trip)
  
• Visit to Temple of Good Will (home of one of the largest crystals in the world) to walk the labyrinth
  
• Visit reputable jeweler specializing in Brazil's precious stones and gold jewelry
  
• Brazilian "churrasco" lunch
  
• Visit to indigenous FUNAI store (arts and crafts of indigenous tribes)
  

Not included:

• Single room supplement
  
• Crystal bed treatments, snacks, bottled water, or soft drinks
  
• Herbs prescribed by the Entity (usually $30)
  
• Medical Insurance
• Personal shopping
  
• Airfare, airport taxes (usually included in ticket) visa fees
  
• Taxis to or from airport when not with the group
  
• Laundry
• Gratuities