Wild Nature Heart
Walking Together On An Ecospiritual Decolonial Journey
NEW: Deep Belonging In The Great Turning
A 6-week experience for people hearing the call to cultivate their ecospirituality, deepen their decolonial journey, and practice belonging to place and purpose as we intentionally meet this collective initiation of intersecting ecological/social crises and opportunity.
Next course starts September 30, 2022.
Feed Your Ecospirituality with Re-Membering: Poems of Earth & Soul
The 75 poems in Re-Membering are an unabashed celebration of the sensuality and mystery of wild nature, and an invitation to express our biggest selves and live into our deepest belonging.
Lean into your Growing Edge: 1-on-1 Ecotherapy & Wilderness Ceremony
I love to walk with people at a crossroads to embody their wholeness and live their wild purpose in this moment of the Great Turning. Through 1-on-1 ecotherapy/mentoring sessions and custom wilderness ceremonies that include a toybox of earth-rooted and soul-deepening practices and questions, deepen your skills of belonging and integrate the fullness of your body-heart-soul-spirit. My approach is one that aids in tending an ecospiritual decolonial journey.
10 EARTH DAY-IS-EVERY-MOMENT ACTIONS
🌏Anchor in an unshakable ecospirituality (deep time, reciprocity, gratitude, humility, animism, sacred pause, honoring the season)….See More
Healing Work IS Antiracist IS Ecotherapeutic IS Decolonial IS Sacred Grief IS Rewilding
Healing work IS Anti-racist work IS Decolonial work IS Ecotherapeutic work IS Sacred Grief work IS Rewilding work.
These are not and cannot be seperate if we are to dream and enact ourselves into regenerative, cooperative, co-liberatory, earth-honoring habits of being and doing.
10 spring Poppies for Approaching Ecotherapy
When invited to teach an upcoming Ecotherapy course, I realized that something beyond more knowledge or even skills, as commonly understood, is required. Something in me balked at overly-academicizing it, and felt that all-too-familiar intellect taking over, alienating my body, heart, and soul. So these are some spring wild poppies and prickly cacti that emerged through the soil: