TRIP INCLUDES:

• All hotels – in Manila and Baguio

• All meals

• Transport to/from airport. Coach to Baguio and transport to healers.

• Healing sessions, donations and fees

• Coaching with Gail on spiritual healing

• Coaching with psychic healer Ambrosio

• At least one psychic surgery experience on yourself.

• Psychic opening from Gail

• Opening of the chakras from Ambrosio

• Spa visit in Manila

 

We will fly into Manila and stay for one day and one night on arrival and also on the way back.

In Manila we will see a spiritual healer Anthony. The next day we will travel up to Baguio, a town up in the mountains where many of the Filipino healers are based. 

 

Baguio - Is about a 6 hour bus ride and this is the only way to get there. The bus is at least a luxury coach. In Baguio we will visit a few different psychic healers. You will spend the majority of the time working with me and Amrosio. We will be staying in the Baguio mountains and this will be a retreat style/ workshop experience. I will be teaching spiritual healing and Reiki “psychic surgery.” Ambrosio will teach magnetic healing and demonstrate psychic surgery (with the opening of the body). He will also open your chakras to increase your healing abilities. This will be an intense healing experience and you will learn and increase your own abilities. I do not expect that you will be able to perform psychic surgery (opening the body) as many take years to develop this. You will learn psychic surgery and magnetic healing and your healing intuition and channeling should greatly increase. You will receive at least one healing and psychic surgery from Ambrosio. You may receive healing from other practitioners.

 

Accommodations -  We will stay in a hotel in Manila. This is a small business style hotel. It is attached to a full spa and you will get chance to relax and rejuvenate. In Baguio we will be staying at Camp John Hay. This was a military base established in the 1920s. Of course it has been updated but the accommodations are still very basic. There are private and shared rooms. They all do have in room bathrooms with showers. The hotel is reminiscent of a large wooden cabins in the mountains of the pine forest. Think summer ski lodge. Don’t expect too much.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meals - Breakfast is buffet style at the hotel and usually includes eggs and pancakes.  Most evening meals will be at restaurants in town. The Philippines has a strong connection to America and so you will find a lot of American choices. You will also find Indonesian food. I found that the food is not very healthy. You can sometimes get fresh salads and fruit but they eat a lot of processed food. There are vegetarian option. To be honest the food is not great!