This self-paced class teaches the history of modern soul tending and why aspects of it are problematic. In it you will explore the religious, psychological, neurological, cultural, and political aspects of soul tending. You will learn the aspects of the initiatory wound and how it informs the healing story, as well as hone your ethical awareness of personal and cultural bias in soul care, and to ethically situate modern soul work in an everyday context.
A lightly experiential self-paced class offering insight into direct relationship with ecosystem to promote community healing, eco activism, and bridging the broken path awareness between perceived Self and Nature. We will distinguishing between traditional approaches to totemism and modern wild allyship, the human person role in ecosystem, as well as different types of Nature Spirits. Through eight impactful lessons, learn techniques for engaging Nature Allies, creating rituals to draw on ecosystem relationships, and for being a good custodian of ecosystem.
