The Old Song Singing In Our Bones

With Angharad Wynne 

Only a few generations ago our ancestors listened to the trees, took counsel of rivers, sat vigil with fire and sought guidance from mountains – it was as commonplace as breaking bread. This bone knowing still sings in our blood, though it’s often suppressed or kept secret for fear of seeming weird or out of step with our modern world. And yet, reclaiming our birthright – that of deep connection and inter-being with all life is becoming increasingly vital as we battle the burn out, disconnect, anxiety and a dragging sense of separation served up to us by our modern modes of living.
Reclaiming our wild, falling in love with our instinctive, imaginative animal selves and attuning to our place as a keystone species in the web of life is a crucial personal step in building a future in which all beings can thrive on this beautiful Earth.

Angharad Wynne, lead tutor on Feather, Fire, Stone and Bone explores the territory of what it means and what it takes to deepen into conversation with all creation. She will be joined by programme alumni for reflections on the process and the abiding impacts of their journey.

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Feather, Fire, Stone and Bone

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