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August 30—September 1 |
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August 30—September 1 |
 aia,
Plant Intelligence and The Ecstatic Path is a journey into depth of
meaning, into the states of mind, being, and communicatory
relationships necessary to work with the plants and the living
wildness of the world as ancient and indigenous humans have always
done. A journey, not of intellect, but of self and spirit. And that
journey takes all of us deep into the wildness of the world, into
places where the greens are more luminous, where shadow takes on a
special life of its own, where light possesses an almost liquid
quality, and where Sacha Runa, the forest person, still lives, and
sometimes speaks, to the humans who encounter her. It is a place
where humans begin the crucial, and long overdue, task of reclaiming
the invisible. |
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۰ Sacred Plant
Medicine ۰ The Visionary Source of Indigenous and Ancient Plant Knowledge ۰ The Heart as an Organ of Perception ۰ Plant/Human Communication ۰ The 5 Steps of Direct Perception ۰ The Importance and Necessity of Following Golden Threads ۰ The Three Elements of the Ecstatic Path ۰ The Mundus Imaginalis, ۰ The use of Depth Diagnosis and Sacred Plant Medicine in Healing ۰ And A Great Deal More |
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the World bring healing to our bodies and to our souls as well; it is possible to reinhabit our interbeing with the world, to live embedded within the living communications that surround us, to re-bond with the world from which our species emerged, to live every day surrounded by the touch of kin upon us. |
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eople
who ingest the wild, whether plants or landscapes, do
something civilized people never do, they take inside themselves the
wildness of the world; they eat the Wild Redeemer. In that moment
something unique happens, some invisible thing enters inside them.
And when that happens everything changes. They become aware that
there are intelligences in this world far older than the human and
that the human and the older intelligences of the world are intended
to make contact.
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ecstatics, for millennia, have recognized that eating the wild is
one of the primary means of soul shaping, of traveling the ecstatic
path. Plants have long been primary teachers for those who travel
deep into the heart of the world, for those who seek the soul
teaching that only the wild can bring. This workshop is about eating
the wild and the journey that that process begins.
hrough
his unique blend of storytelling, personal reflection, experiential
exercises, and depth information, Stephen brings this ancient way of
being to life. The vivid and moving tales of the living,
intelligent, and sacred Earth conveyed in his
storytelling create a living experience of the mindset in which all
ancient and indigenous peoples lived. It is a mindset