We will gather in our regular grove of trees, where we will share activities and reflection around ecospirituality and eco-meaning making. What draws us to deeper connection with the world we are a part of?
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
We will gather in our regular grove of trees, where we will share a brunch picnic.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
Gather to honor the Autumn Equinox and the change of the seasons with a half-day retreat. Somatic movement, reflection, conversation, and deepening together in our relationships with nature and the seasonal cycles.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
Join us on Hallowtide to observe one of the great rituals of our piece of the planet: the return of salmon to their birth streams to spawn the next generation as their lives come to an end. Let’s gather on this ancient sacred day to reflect on the beauty, joy, grief, and challenges of cycles of death and new life in the world around us and in our own life.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
Join a playful outdoor event celebrating the longest day of the year with this ancient practice to reflect and center. It’s our seventh annual Summer Solstice Labyrinth Walk, this year on the beach! This family-friendly event features 5+ labyrinths, a station for crafting your own finger labyrinth to take home, and a solstice bonfire.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
We will gather in our regular grove of trees, where Beth will be leading us in activities and reflection around sacred time.
Our Weeknight Gatherings are drop-in friendly Zoom gatherings once a month.
Gather to honor Spring Equinox and the change of the seasons with a half-day retreat.
Somatic movement, reflection, conversation, and connecting with nature and seasonal cycles.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
All are invited to our Community Reflection Gathering. Gathering Ground is a community that comes from many lineages, and is not formally aligned with any lineage. For example, our decision-making structure, Sociocracy, was developed out of Quaker consensus decision making practices. At this gathering, we will be exploring and reflecting on our relationship to lineage, as a community and as individuals. What does it mean to be a space that does not formally align with one lineage but that is, inevitably, in relationship with lineages? How do we as individuals and as a community relate to the lineages we are in relationship with?
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
We'll be playfully and reflectively learning from stones and connecting with the earth element.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
Let’s welcome the season of darkness and share light around a beach bonfire (or online). We’ll celebrate the Winter Solstice with community and connection to nature. We’ll watch the sun set on the longest night of the year and reflect on the earth’s position and the cycles of our natural world. We’ll be led in simple solstice songs (singing or listening are equal choices) and gentle contemplative practice and share reflection.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
Join us on Hallowtide to observe one of the great rituals of our piece of the planet: the return of salmon to their birth streams to spawn the next generation as their lives come to an end. Let’s gather on this ancient sacred day to reflect on the beauty, joy, grief, and challenges of cycles of death and new life in the world around us and in our own life.
Ableism is often made invisible in our society, while at the same time fundamentally shaping every aspect of our lives. It shapes how we structure our society, how we share wealth, power, and opportunity, and how we think about, relate to, and value ourselves and our loved ones.
By turning to the wisdom of disabled people, we can come into a deeper understanding of the ways we collectively struggle under ableism and how we can work towards greater freedom and deeper love for ourselves and others.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
Gather to honor the Autumn Equinox and the change of the seasons with a half-day retreat. Somatic movement, reflection, conversation, and deepening together in our relationships with nature and the seasonal cycles.
Holding space together for a deeper dive into Brilliant Imperfection by Eli Clare and what it evokes in our own hearts and lives. A drop-in friendly, reading optional book club.
We’ll be reflecting on the lineages we want to honor, nourish, and carry on to the future. We’ll be rooting into the strong, beautiful, and nourishing qualities of our lineages.
Join us for a hands-on, playful exploration of our connection with the earth. Come prepared to get your feet or hands messy, if you desire.
Join a playful outdoor event celebrating the longest day of the year with this ancient practice to reflect and center. It’s our fifth annual Summer Solstice Labyrinth Walk, this year on the beach! This family-friendly event features 5+ labyrinths, a station for crafting your own finger labyrinth to take home, and a solstice bonfire.
Spiritual traditions often speak of walking a path, and practices are how we walk that path. Practice can be a source of nourishment and a refuge in difficult times. Through practice, we grow and transform ourselves and the world around us. We’ll be collectively exploring our curiosity, questions, and wisdom around practice.
Gather to honor Spring Equinox and the change of the seasons with a half-day retreat.
Somatic movement, reflection, conversation, and connecting with nature and seasonal cycles.
We'll be playfully and reflectively learning from stones and connecting with the earth element.
We'll be appreciating this moment in time together. The winter holidays are over, and we're beginning a new year. What is our relationship with this moment in time, this winter season, the year 2025, this period of our lives, this day, this moment?
Let’s welcome the season of darkness and share light around a beach bonfire (or online). We’ll celebrate the Winter Solstice with community and connection to nature. We’ll watch the sun set on the longest night of the year and reflect on the earth’s position and the cycles of our natural world. We’ll be led in simple solstice songs (singing or listening are equal choices) and gentle contemplative practice and share reflection.
Abby will lead us in exploring liminal space: being in the in-between and unknown. We are facing so many transitions and so much unknown. We will share what supports us in times of being in between and in the unknown. What are things we take with us, and what do we hope to find? What is it like to hold uncertainty?
Join us on Hallowtide to observe one of the great rituals of our piece of the planet: the return of salmon to their birth streams to spawn the next generation as their lives come to an end. Let’s gather on this ancient sacred day to reflect on the beauty, joy, grief, and challenges of cycles of death and new life in the world around us and in our own life.
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