"The way you teach meditation I would like to present to the Pope on his visit, and to have introduced in all the schools in India." Officer of the Bharat Nirman Society, New Delhi, India.

"I recommend Joanna's work without reservation." Sir George Trevelyan, founder of the new age movement in England.

The Purpose of Master's Journey is the expansion of spiritual knowing, which we support in a loving environment. It is expected that everyone in the class will already be on a strong and dedicated spiritual path. There will be at least two intensives (I and II), and possibly a third.

In Master's Journey, Joanna teaches what she herself has mastered:

Immortality: Joanna has worked on and off since 1982 on immortality. She had to heal a fear of death she didn't realize she had, as well as a whole body of belief and emotion around past life death. In 1989, she was given the process she calls "the reversal of the death hormone in the pituitary," which is now being taught by others in various parts of the world. In 1998, she was informed by her spirit that her body had become immortal, a forever living body. This has been since confirmed by an increase in her strength and energy.

To Joanna's surprise, immortality was not automatically accompanied by rejuvenation of appearance, which she has discovered to be a process unto itself; but this rejuvenation is her intention and she has made a good deal of progress in preparing for it.

Goals for Immortality consciousness, Course I:

• Break free of death on all levels including conscious and unconscious mind, belief, emotion, and past life trauma.
• Replace the death hormone with life hormones in all chakra glands.

Ascension: Joanna has ascended in several past lives by stepping through into a lighter dimension and leaving no physical form behind in death. She is ascending again in this life, and has taught ascension since 1983. In 1986, she experienced a split in her etheric body whereby she consciously became an ascended master, and she now lives and serves in both the ascended realm and the physical realm.

Goals for Ascension consciousness, Course I:

• Become familiar with the vibration of ascension.
• Receive initiation, purification, knowledge and more from ascended masters.
• Get to know your light body and your own ascended master self.
• Accelerate the changes in your DNA.

Fulfilling Your Life's Purposes: Since 1982, Joanna has been doing only what she loves and supporting her life with it.

Goals for Life's Purposes, Course I:

• Find or become clearer about your "chosen destiny" for this life.
• Remove blocks to the manifestation of this destiny.
• Learn to operate in joy, ease, spontaneity and self-assurance.
• Learn to receive as well as give abundantly.

Service to Humanity: Joanna has been serving the planet and her people for over 20 years.

Goals for Serving Humanity, Course I:

• Learn to do "the beam."
• Learn to use the Violet Flame in the most powerful way.
• Create your own vision for the new world, and bring it forth.

Coaching Program

After (or before) you have completed Master’s Journey, a Coaching Program with Joanna is available. See the Sessions and Coaching Program page.

Registration

The maximum number for Master's Journey is 15 people, so we can work deeply. Each of you will have a private session with Joanna (no extra cost) before the start of the course, so plan to arrive at least two days prior to the beginning date. This will also give you time to get settled in and enjoy a bit of Mt. Shasta.

There are 10 class days, taking place over 14 days: 2 days "on," and 1 day "off" for the duration. The off days are for integration, relaxation, and enjoying the magnificent energy vortex which is Mt. Shasta.

The cost for Master's Journey is $1212. With your registration, send at least $212, by the date listed above with your course. The remainder if any is due at the start of class. MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover credit cards are accepted. Money orders are fine as well, and personal checks if they are written in USDollars on a bank with a U.S. branch.

It may be best to call first and make sure there is still room in the class: 530/926-6650. If you reach a message service, simply leave your number and your time zone and tell us when to call you back.

You may register by e-mail or regular mail. However you register, be sure to give us your full name, mailing address and telephone number, and tell us the dates of the course you're registering for. If you are using a credit card, be sure to include the credit card number and expiration date, as well as the name on the card.

Send e-mail registration to: info@AscensionMastery.com. Be sure to include your email address and the credit card information listed above.

Send regular mail registration to:A.M.I. - Master's Journey - P.O. Box 1018 - Mt. Shasta, CA 96067. If time is short, you may call the number above and register by phone.

Upon your registration, we will send you:

• a Credo for the course for you to sign and bring with you
• a map of Mt. Shasta with locations marked
• information on the location of your course and how to get there

When you arrive, you'll be given a packet which shows:

• Sacred sites of Mt. Shasta and how to get there
• Activities available in and around Mt. Shasta
• Suggested restaurants and cafes

Refunds can be given up to three weeks before the start of class. After that time, you may use the money you've given for another course; for personal sessions with Joanna; and/or products from AMI.

If you would like to speak with Joanna before the class, let us know and she will call you.

Transportation to Mt. Shasta

Redding, CA is the closest airport. But if you are coming by plane, you can save yourself perhaps $200 by flying into San Francisco (4-5 hours' drive from Mt. Shasta) or Sacramento (3-4 hours' drive), rather than Redding. Plus, you get to see the countryside!

Redding, about 70 miles south of Mt. Shasta, requires a transfer from a jet plane to a "puddle jumper" propeller plane for an hour's flight.

Medford, Oregon, is about 80 miles north of Mt. Shasta and is an international airport, no puddle jumper required. (Medford seems to be geared for flights north.)

Car rental is available at all of these airports. It may be possible to hire someone to fetch you from your arrival airport; but it is better to have a car available to you during your stay. If you want to carpool with another participant, let us know and we will do our best to facilitate that.

Directions to Mt. Shasta

Mt. Shasta, the mountain and the city, are in far northern California about 60 miles south of the Oregon border, on Interstate 5 (I-5). Mt. Shasta is the nicest town of the area. To get there, take the second exit from either direction. Heading north, turn right off the exit onto Lake Street. Going south, turn left at the exit stop sign and loop back over the freeway onto Lake Street. Then follow your directions to where you're staying.

Places to Stay in Mt. Shasta

Here is a list of the motels and bed & breakfast places, and a private home or two, that are quietest and prettiest, most in the town of Mt. Shasta. It is wise to make your reservations well in advance.

The Best Western (Tree House) is included because it is a standardized motel. All phone numbers are area code 530; all mailing addresses are Mt. Shasta, CA 96067. In the summer, camping is also a possibility. Prices are recently checked out but not guaranteed accurate.

Strawberry Valley Inn
1142 Mt. Shasta Blvd. 530/926-2052 $75
Continental Breakfast

Strawberry Court (same owner as above)
305 Old McCloud Road 926-2052 $75
Continental Breakfast

Mt. Shasta Resort 926-3030
1000 Siskiyou Lake Blvd. Chalets: (can sleep several) $132 - $214, depending upon the season and the number of bedrooms.
Hotel rooms: (2 queensize beds) $89

Mt. Shasta Ranch B&B
1008 W.A. Barr Road 926-3870 $60-$115
(Full, wonderful breakfast)

The Tree House Best Western 926-3101 $85 - $125
I-5 and Lake Street

Swiss Holiday Lodge 926-3446 (kitchen available) $65 - $81
South Mt. Shasta Blvd.

Stoney Brook Inn (town of McCloud) 964-2300 $41 - $90
309 W. Colombero Dr. Take 89 from I-5, south of Mt. Shasta, to McCloud. Turn left off 89 onto Colombero Drive, into town.

Home of Dawn Fazende, 300 Lake Street (in town)
926-1762 $35 per night, per person; (one week or more, $30) (one bedroom with two single beds, private bath)

Home of Carolyn Costa, 1522 Holiday Lane (off WA. Barr Rd.) 926-3633 $55 per room (two bedrooms with separate baths; one with a queen size bed, one with two single beds)

Stewart Springs, Weed 938-2222
An old resort with healing waters and private baths in a beautiful canyon, about 20 minutes' drive north of Mt. Shasta. Restaurant open on weekends only, no other restaurants close, but some kitchens available.
Drive north from Mt. Shasta on I-5, about 5 miles past Weed. Exit says Stewart Springs Road. Coming south, the exit is just past the airport. Exit says Edgewood, Gazelle. Off either exit, turn west one block to stop sign. Turn right (north), go about a quarter mile and turn on Stewart Springs Rd. Drive to the end, about 4 miles.

Stewart Springs apartments: $49 - $64
Rooms $45
Cabins: $59, have kitchenettes
A-Frame: $325, sleeps 10 people
Mineral baths for renters: $13

Campgrounds On or Near Mt. Shasta

McBride Springs (fee of $10 per night; no reservations, first come, first served)

Panther Meadows (free, high on the mountain first come, first served)

For both of these campgrounds, drive up Everitt Memorial Highway.
(It is also possible to camp outside of the official campgrounds.)

Lake Siskiyou Campground & RV Park 926-2618 (About 10 minutes drive; go out WA. Barr Rd. to Campground) (Reservations required)

Tent sites: $18 per day for up to two people Trailer space rental with water, electricity & sewer: $25

Trailer rental: $50 - $80 for one or two people

Cabins: $105 for two; 1 queen bed, 1 futon, 2 sleeping pods

Stewart Mineral Springs camping (Reservations required. 938-2222) (Directions above)
Camping: $20 for one or two people
Tepee rental: $24 for one or two people

Clothing

The elevation for the town of Mt. Shasta is about 3500 feet, and you will probably go higher on the mountain. For late spring, summer and early fall intensives, be prepared for everything from very hot weather to cold; bring layered clothing so you may add or subtract layers. Include a jacket, gloves and head covering.
For late fall, winter and early spring workshops, bring good warm clothing.