Seasonal Ritual for Members – Embodying Good Ancestors: Giving our Gifts to the Ones Yet to Be

Event Overview

Our lives and our work are not just for this time alone. They are part of a much bigger and much longer continuum of connection. When we facilitate or participate in WTR we are not just doing workshops, we are actively easing the transition of the Great Turning by tending to the work that future generations need us to do.

Saturday, September 19 / Sunday, September 20

5pm PDT  / 00:00 UTC / 10am AEST

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In this special WTR Spiral with WTR Network Facilitator Member ian goh, we will explore somatic practices that help us concentrate and strengthen the gifts received by our ancestors and attune ourselves to the gifts we are passing down to the ones yet to be. Using new and adapted practices, ian will guide us through the Spiral in service to the wellbeing of future generations.

Get to know ian before we gather and connect with their vision of embodied ancestry in this video essay.

Guest Presenter

ian goh (he/they) stewards the noble friends club, a space for contemplative practice in Malaysia, and teaches on Spiral Journey’s Facilitation Development Program faculty, exploring Buddhist dimensions of the Work as skilful means to decolonize practice. He weaves Liberating Structures, Plum Village teachings, and politicized somatics into Work That Reconnects spaces, inviting practitioners to experience interdependence, impermanence, and the liberation of all beings.

Event logistics

This event will be recorded. The recording will be available three days after the live event and will be sent by email to all those who are registered.

Translated subtitles will be available for this event.

If you are in China and having difficulty registering for this event, please contact Helen Sui 海静.

A portion of the donations for this event will go to the facilitators of the event to honor their work and contribute to their livelihood. Donations also cover the tools, resources and staff hours each event requires. Whatever is donated above and beyond these expenses will go to the general operating fund of the Work That Reconnects Network so it can continue to provide support, networking and programing for our global WTR community.

The requested donation for this webinar is between $25-$35USD. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please donate generously within your means and feel free and welcomed to join us even without a donation.