Spirituality
Spirituality is not simply about religion. In fact, it is much more, runs much deeper. To me, spirituality speaks to a way of being in this world: a way of being aligned, and connected, with our own true (higher) self, a way of being with each other as a human race, and a way of being with our Earth and this world. In Native American tradition, it is called Walking the Good Red Road. This way speaks to how we walk in this world, how we utilize our personal power, our unique energy we have each been gifted, for indeed, we are spiritual beings having a human experience.
I share 3 guiding principles which speak to foundations in my beliefs around humans, nature, and spirituality. Humans and all aspects of Nature are of the same family. We are in equal partnership and relationship to each other. Just as humans carry a soul, a spirit, or an “energetic rhythm”, so too, does every element of Nature. When open to it, there can be an energetic exchange, a relationship of giving and receiving, that transpires between Nature and us. This relationship promotes healing, growth, and love not only for ourselves and each other, but for the healing, growth, and love of our Earth as well.
I believe it is a necessity at this time to reconnect our experiences as humans with the spiritual and energetic parts of self as well. With the rampant influx of technology and AI, I believe these grounding principles will become increasingly needed and more important than ever.
Guiding Objectives & Teaching Tools:
Native American Medicine Wheel:
a spiritual and practical teaching tool used to assist us and align us to the cycles of Nature, to the cycles within our own life experiences, and to the cycles of the world at large
Meditation Practices & Techniques:
Discussions of the importance and need to connect with self/Soul & Mother Earth Connecting to one’s Heart and Soul- the essence of who you truly are- while in the quiet and solitude of Nature
Forest Walks, Elements of Nature:
Learning to engage and ‘communicate’ with Nature utilizing our senses
Learning to heal, to cultivate awareness, to connect utilizing the elements of Nature
Learning to properly, respectfully engage with Nature
I share 3 guiding principles which speak to foundations in my beliefs around humans, nature, and spirituality. Humans and all aspects of Nature are of the same family. We are in equal partnership and relationship to each other. Just as humans carry a soul, a spirit, or an “energetic rhythm”, so too, does every element of Nature. When open to it, there can be an energetic exchange, a relationship of giving and receiving, that transpires between Nature and us. This relationship promotes healing, growth, and love not only for ourselves and each other, but for the healing, growth, and love of our Earth as well.
I believe it is a necessity at this time to reconnect our experiences as humans with the spiritual and energetic parts of self as well. With the rampant influx of technology and AI, I believe these grounding principles will become increasingly needed and more important than ever.
Guiding Objectives & Teaching Tools:
Native American Medicine Wheel:
a spiritual and practical teaching tool used to assist us and align us to the cycles of Nature, to the cycles within our own life experiences, and to the cycles of the world at large
Meditation Practices & Techniques:
Discussions of the importance and need to connect with self/Soul & Mother Earth Connecting to one’s Heart and Soul- the essence of who you truly are- while in the quiet and solitude of Nature
Forest Walks, Elements of Nature:
Learning to engage and ‘communicate’ with Nature utilizing our senses
Learning to heal, to cultivate awareness, to connect utilizing the elements of Nature
Learning to properly, respectfully engage with Nature