Wild Nature Heart
Journeys Into Reconnection
DEEP BELONGING: 6-Week Interactive Experience
This is a 6-class series for people transitioning or ready to transition to a deeper earth-centered life and eager to cultivate a deeper belonging to place and purpose.
Re-Membering: Poems of Earth and Soul
Get Re-Membering: Poems of Earth and 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.
2019 Schedule
We’re excited for a full and expansive year of programs dedicated to soulful reconnection in nature.
Deep Belonging Interactive Course (ONLINE, Nov. 13-Dec. 18)
Ecogrief Healing Circle: Honoring Our Pain and Resiliency (November 10, 10am-11:30am, Trinidad State Beach)
Full Moon Hike and Circle – FREE (Nov. 12, 5:15pm, Trinidad Head)
Honoring the Darkness/Befriending Our Monsters Gathering (November 17, Sequoia Park, Eureka, 4-6pm)
FREE Wild Nature Heart 7-Day Challenge (Online – Begin anytime)
Wild Nature Heart Deep Seasonal Challenge (Online – Begin anytime – contact ryan@wildnatureheart.com)
Earth-Rooted Entrepreneurs Support Circle (3 Tuesdays – October 29, Nov 12, Dec 10 (On Zoom with online interaction in between calls)
One-on-One Earth-Based Mentoring/Inner Wilderness Guiding and Facilitated Solo Wilderness Rite-of-Passage (Contact Ryan for FREE Discovery Call, ryan@wildnatureheart.com)
THE TREASURE AT THE BOTTOM OF EACH BREATH
The sun setting can be a daily practice for letting go of things that we are still holding onto too tightly.
HUNTING/HIDING OUR WHOLENESS
Sunday’s Full Moon Hike was absolutely fantastic and powerful. After a sacred pause in silence with the moon shimmering in the waters of the bay and a couple earth poems, eight of us up on the rock immersed ourselves in a discussion on the theme this month: Hunting Our Wholeness.
ENDLESSLY BRILLIANT WILD RESILIENCY
We’ve held a few gatherings now called Ecogrief Healing Circles: Honoring Our Pain and Resiliency (now monthly in Humboldt, and soon an Online Circle), and it is clear: there is a dire need for these gatherings. But another thing is equally clear: this isn’t just about ecogrief, the pain and fear we feel, this is about love and connection. It’s about reclaiming our birthright as humans, which is community, which is joy/awe/pleasure in nature’s beauty and abundance and all that life has to offer, which is our natural Wild Resiliency.
