Half-Day Outdoor Workshop in Hidden Location in Phoenix Park: Nature-Based Practices to Ground and Connect
Do you feel called to spend more time in the natural world, but day-to-day life just gets in the way?
Most of us spend the majority of our time in our head: organising, planning, always thinking one step ahead. We are all caught up in being the responsible adult.
When was the last time you had time to be curious?
Time to wonder and wander.
Time to connect with what’s alive within you and all around you.
Time to remember your love for the world.
Join us for a half-day workshop in nature, where we learn to (re)connect with nature as a guide and teacher to bring more wonder, awe and joy into our lives.
We will come together beneath the sky, upon the land, amongst the trees and explore with curiosity how we can deepen our connections with this land, our hearts and our bodies. We will spend time alone and with each other learning how to live in rhythm and reverence to the land and this life.
What to expect
A small group experience with those who wish to listen to & learn from the rhythms of nature
Teachings and inspirations from the Eco-Centric Wheel, a seasonal, nature-based approach to human development
Time alone with nature to be curious about the animating force of the natural world and our relationship with it
Exploring the way of council, the ancient community practice of sitting in circle of sharing and listening from the heart
What you will take away
Practices to empower you to move consciously through this world
A renewed sense of connectedness and aliveness
Inspiration to work with nature as your teacher in your day-to-day life
We are so looking forward to being with you among the trees.
A note on the safety and weather
This event is entirely outdoors. Please dress appropriately for the outdoors in May - waterproof clothing and shoes are advised. Please bring what you need to keep yourself warm and dry.
By participating in this event, you acknowledge and agree that you are responsible for your own safety and wellbeing. The guides assume no liability for any injuries, illnesses, losses, damages, or other issues that may arise before, during, or after the event. You are encouraged to take appropriate precautions and act responsibly to ensure your own health and safety.