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Reclaim Your Wild Nature Heart Course

Posted on July 22, 2019 by

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We’re happy to announce Wild Nature Heart Academy’s 6-class series called Reclaim Your Wild Nature Heart for people transitioning or ready to transition to a deeper earth-centered life and eager to cultivate a deeper belonging to place and purpose.

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🌿RECLAIM YOUR WILD NATURE HEART - ONLINE COURSE Enrolling now for the Online version of Reclaim Your Wild Nature Heart, 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. This course is for you if any of the following describes you: You are longing for a deeper earth-centered, sensual, and meaningful life. You know in your bones there is a more authentic, earth-honoring, community-centered way of living. You are exploring, or want to explore, your inner wilderness and eager to expand your toolbox of exploration. You are on the path of rewilding and cultivating a deeper belonging to place, purpose, and people. THROUGH 6 CLASSES we’ll explore conceptually and through practice these topics: Deep Belonging Deep Listening Watershed and Local Flora Living the Seasons Bill Plotkin's Nature-based Map of the Psyche with the 4 Directions Council Circle and the Art of Mirroring Wilderness Rite-of-Passage and Other Ceremony Joanna Macy, Ecogrief, and The Work That Reconnects Decolonization Returning to Our Wild Purpose When: Thursdays, Sept. 19-Oct. 24 Time: 11am-12:30pm (This course is scheduled to help make it also accessible to those in the U.K. and Europe. We may add an evening class in October) Where: Online - Zoom Meetings and Teachable Cost: $245 IF YOU REGISTER BEFORE AUGUST 22 ($295 after August 22) Class capped at 8 students to ensure a cozy cohort. 3 spots taken, so 5 are left. To Register: Link in Bio or Email ryan@wildnatureheart.com with your interest & send registration fee to PayPal.Me/WildNatureHeart. Find all the details and benefits in the Link in Bio. 🌲 🦊CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE DAY Hey #Humboldt, we’re putting out the call for organizational partners, volunteers, teachers, artists, students, indigenous partners, business leaders, local elected officials, and engaged citizens to collaborate on producing California Wildlife Day in Humboldt County. California Wildlife Day began two years ago as an official day on the state calendar, spearheaded by the Carmel River Watershed Conservancy in Monterey County. Now it's time to bring it to #HumboldtCounty, a day of honoring our local #wildlife. It will be a day of community education and service, free and open to all. The 2020 date will be Spring Equinox, March 21. Contact ryan@wildnatureheart.com to begin the heartstorming! (Photo: Fox saying hi on her morning commute) HONORING OUR PAIN AND RESILIENCY Scratch the surface of everyday life and you’ll find many people holding a lot of unexpressed grief and other emotions about what is happening in the world. It is not easy to absorb the enormity of the crises we face, and yet we know it is not meant to be borne alone, but in community. Our intention is simply to offer an opportunity for people to gather together and share our grief and sense of loss at what’s happening with climate crisis and the loss of members of our other-than-human family and habitats. New terms that are becoming increasingly popular—"ecogrief," “climate distress,” “climate grief,” “climate anxiety” or “eco-anxiety.” Whatever we call it, it signifies both our struggle to be with and express our complex emotions AND our interconnectedness with our Earth Home. Pain is the other side of our love. We are in a collective initiatory moment. How can we show up, feel all of it, including the difficult emotions, while moving forward? By sharing grief and other emotions, and moving through them (not wallowing!), we can step into new ways of seeing and reconnect to each other and nature, and thereby become even better stewards of the world and the work that needs to be done to heal. We will heartstorm empowering ways to stay/become engaged annd build resiliency and courage. What to expect: This is a FREE, non-religious, simple earth-based gathering and everyone is welcome. Together we will do an opening circle, share a moment of silence, and an opportunity to share our grief, gratitude, and other emotions. Attendees may expect poetry, movement, a truth mandala, and singing. It will be about an hour and a half. Facilitators: Ryan Van Lenning, Certified Ecotherapist and Kelly Noble, LMFT RSVP on Facebook Event Page. (Link in bio) #humboldt
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