Where Was the Natural World in This Conversation?

As I sat in one windowless room after another, I held my retreat sisters and our experiences in my heart while I listened to one presentation after another explaining how to create more sustainable practices by sparking social impact, engaging employees, assessing economic impact, enhancing leadership skills, implementing better technology, issuing more thorough reports, and shifting to more renewable energy sources. Throughout the weekend I came back to one question: Where was the natural world in this conversation?
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Keeping Bees in Clover

One fine summer’s day I was outside enjoying the sun, and reading while lying on my lounge chair. Lying on my belly, with my book resting on the ground, the hum of busy bees filled my ears. With the crown of my head almost touching a lushly blooming lavender plant, I could feel the small breezes created by their wings. There were so many that I wondered if there were bees working anywhere else in the neighborhood.
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Calling all Animal Lovers!

For many years my students and I have walked among the Animal Ambassadors at zoos across the U.S., gathering their prayers, listening, and doing our very best to bring their wishes, desires and needs to ceremony.

Because the zoo animals are ambassadors for their wild relatives, the energetic ceremonies we create together has impact on a global scale. By working together we can create a better world for all.

Elephants face increasing pressure, all species of tigers are endangered, wolves are under attack, rhinos are facing extinction.

For this 6-part series Listening to Zoo Animal Ambassadors, our animal relatives are inviting us to listen to their perceptions and work together utilizing ancient shamanic practices for mutual participation in ceremony for positive change.

Together we can revolutionize how we walk on this earth.

Class has started, but you can easily catch up with replay. Registration deadline is Dec. 8.

Click here to learn more.

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