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Rooting in the Web of Life: In-depth workshop in Work That Reconnects
August 23, 2024 @ 4:00 pm - August 28, 2024 @ 1:00 pm CEST
Event Overview
The 5-day workshop is a full immersion in the core ideas and practices of the Work That Reconnects and structured around the Spiral that flows through four stages of the Work that Reconnects: Coming from Gratitude, Honoring Our Pain for the World, Seeing with New & Ancient Eyes, and Going Forth.
What to expect
DEEPENED CONNECTION WITH THE LIVING EARTH
Engage intimately with the living Earth through participating in guided immersions outdoors, exploring practices that help tap into the wisdom of more-than-humans, and re:connecting with your role in the larger ecosystem of the Earth.
SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND BELONGING
Experience the power of collective wisdom in a supportive, inclusive community. Sharing circles, group discussions and creative practices will offer a space for connection and reflection with other
people who care deeply about our planet.
STRENGTHENED EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE
Work that Reconnects offers simple yet powerful practices for expressing and processing emotions about the ecological and social challenges of our times and move from despair into inspired action.
TOOLS FOR ACTION
Walk away with a renewed sense of purpose and practical tools to make a tangible difference in your personal life and broader communities in connection with life-sustaining practices.
Why join us
EXPERIENCED FACILITATORS
Learn from dedicated practitioners who embody the principles of the Work That Reconnects and Regenerative Learning and are skilled in fostering transformative group experiences.
INTEGRATIVE APPROACH
The workshop invites the whole of you into the learning – using a holistic blend of theoretical teachings, experiential and creative tasks, and reflective practices.
INSPIRING AND REGENERATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Surrounded by forested hills, lakes and valleys in the middle of some of Denmark’s most beautiful nature, Himmelbjerggarden, with its 20 hectares of land and 6,000 m2 of buildings, is an ideal location to work with regenerative strategies and recreate nature and species-rich habitats with great diversity as a reference space and experimental center for experiential and hands-on regenerative learning activities.