Choose Beauty, Tend it, Protect it
The most radical act we can make is to step with our vulnerable bodies into our suffering and beautiful world. Look around; see the contempt of beauty and witness the destruction that necessarily follows. Our only way forward is to let sorrow transform us and bring us to love. Let love school us, reshape our seeing, hone our listening, finely tool our feelings.
Love is the answer. It is the only power strong enough to break these chains of exploitation and extraction with which we violate our beautiful home, planet earth. Love is the first footstep along a new path; we can find this new way by love’s light alone. Love will inform and shape our actions. It will be the fulcrum of every decision we make. Love will restore beauty and through this we can uncover our own buried humanity. We can regain our small place in the great circle of life.
How Shall We Let Love School Us?
Join me and the Inayatiyya Ziraat group for a Journey of Love, beginning this Valentine’s Day!
Follow this link for program information and registration:
https://events.humanitix.com/rewilding-the-human-heart-deepening-our-kinship-with-nature
We will meet the second and fourth Fridays Feb 14th through May 9th. We will go trekking through my soon-to-be-published book Rewilding the Human Heart~ A Journey of Reunion. Through song, movement, story, breathwork, visualization and deep internal inquiry, our innate connection to the natural world will flourish.
Come and explore the sacred manuscript of Nature with us. This program is open to everyone, so please tell your friends and invite them along. There is a registration fee and we are aware this may pose a difficulty for some, especially those in other countries and have set up additional discount options. We don't want anyone to miss out for financial reasons. For a further discount or a full scholarship, please email: Nehmat (ziraat@inayatiyya.org) or Hayden at the Astana: astana@inayatiyya.org
I look forward to seeing you there!
Graphic: Numinosity Mandala by Cristina McAlister