A Memory From Your Bones

There is something in the skies that will make you spend a night in any condition just for one more moment….
Something about the way strange voices soon become the sound of home in the morning, kettle going, we sing “goood morning” like the birds at dawn,
The fire burns
It’s different,
home.
Different to what you’ve known,
yet the wild calls on a sense of belonging.
Mother Nature whispers, “lean in to me” and there you go.
The next thing you know,
you’re hearing the sounds of an elephant’s breath, that sharp exhale…
Piercing through the air as the mud slaps on their back,
feeling your stomach flutter with every rumble.
It echos.

A memory from your bones.
Every bone in your body shakes as the earth beneath your feet, vibrates.
The pride is close and they are making their presence known.
Chaos erupts,
Roars echoing to the sun, the moon and the stars.Sacred in Nature

It’s in moments like these,
the ones that burst out of nothingness,
by pure chance.
It’s here, that you are confronted by a force so great
it knocks the air from your lungs.

As you remember this,
that you stopped breathing.
You become acutely aware…
You haven’t been, for a while now.
Then once you do,
you breathe in,
taking in that moment,
and you’ve placed yourself in Nature.

Present , Aware. Free . Unbound .

Processes at Play

Returning to what was never lost

When we take time to create and explore sacred spaces, our supposed “inner wilderness”, our supposed “outer wilderness”, are not “inner” and “outer” at all, but symbiotic in nature and part of a far larger ecological intelligence of which nothing is truly separated and everything has a purpose.

Nobody can show you this, this is a sacred space to explore on your own and it’s worth the adventure.

And as with any true adventure many things may arise, nothing ever goes as planned, emotions can run high, peace is found in the chaos.

It is up to us to decide misery at the hands of nature or happiness in nature and all her cycles .

Being aware of and understanding nature’s cycles and the ecological processes at play, as it mirrors our own  as we are part of nature, can help us navigate that balance of growth and remembrance.

Not only does nature introduce us to this rooted understanding of itself and the processes at play, but instinctually it begins to re-awaken your senses.

The senses which we tend to turn off as we don’t wish to hear the spaces we live in, the ones we created.

We don’t want to smell the pollution or hear the cries and screams of overly populated areas or witness the results of our imbalance and just how we have trapped our fate.

Once you re-enter the wild, you begin to reconnect with something that has always called to you.

It’s a part of you calling yourself home.

You, by nature, are constantly moving toward wholeness.

Your whole system begins to wake up and not only are the processes kick started,

but you are far more aware of them, as your senses are awakened by the call of the wild.

This is because it is in your best interest to be aware of the environment and processes you are a part of,

able to see small details and be aware of the tracks moving around you, as not to stumble upon a mother lioness and her cubs or a breading herd of elephants with babies who’s tracks barely compete with your own in size.

You are able to hear the alarm of the vervet monkey, it’s distinct. The birds are in a panic, and the squirrels telling you that something, with teeth to be mindful of, is near.

The wild speaks, we listen.

To feel the wind on your skin and know which way to travel, or smell the messages it carries of who might be near.

Not to fear by any means, just to be aware and proceed with respect.

It’s best for you to notice the habits of the environment around you as they may speak of greater storms to come so that you may prepare for nature to cycle yet again.

Naturally you ”develop” what we would now consider super human senses, but perhaps more accurately you are reconnecting to the abilities and connections of the natural human spirit/soul/animal.

Modalities

When we are not immersed in untouched wilderness, simple practices and processes can become our bridge back to our nature.
They help us reawaken our senses , allowing us to be aware of the subtle rhythms of saying “yes” and “no”.
Grounded in your personal journey, these are tools that allow you to take the time to reconnect and deepen your reunion with nature’s wisdom, as no matter where you are,
you, yourself are nature, and thus you always have accesses to nature and all the wisdoms it holds.
By making the time to meet with life, and exploring your nature, you reconnect with the sacred space within,
and have accesses to the same transformative powers we observe in nature.
We are not un-natural beings.

Practice allows us to reawaken the senses and bring awareness to our processes. Using various different modalities, I aim to facilitate understanding of these processes as we explore them through a broadened , dynamic and interconnected lens of perception.
Making the time to allow ourselves to sit, breathe, move and just be in our nature.
Helping you step into that sacred space within yourself while building and developing a committed practice.

We take time to create, practice and reconnect to sacred space.

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