We don’t often think of ourselves as being domesticated. The word falls easily from our human lips when we talk of animals and plants, but are we ourselves also tame? As the natural world has been eternally altered by mankind’s intervention, have we curtailed human nature in the same way?
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So we are back from our Spainish adventure where we went to the mountains for an experiential journey and then talking at our annual seminar, exhausted but with an open heart and filled with love.
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This week I want to talk about growth and the potential within all of us
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This new season of spring brings increased daylight, warming temperatures, and the visual rebirth of the flora and fauna of the Earth. Green buds begin to appear, birds chirp and flowers bloom… Growth and renewal are in the air.
This week I have noticed lots of shifts happening to people, there seems to be a catalyst for change.
Your hara is a vertical electrical current stretching from above the crown of your head through the centre of your body down into the core of the earth.
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A couple of weeks have passed since the Ecstatic Awakening Retreat, and I just wanted to share my thoughts on breath and awareness.
We our back from our hols, an amazing retreat in Spain, exploring what it means to be alive, how to find your bliss. A beautiful space to safety and innocently explore yourself inwardly and outwardly.
I'm loving the energy at WildHeart at the moment, everybody seems to be heady with the joys of summer, and this week people seem to be trying to shed off old baggage.
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What an amazing week, the sun has been warming our hearts, and reddening our faces. helping us to lift up our energy states and our hormone levels.
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I hope you all had a joyous and transformational Solstice and danced like Kate Bush in Wuthering Heights, somewhere either on the beach, Dartmoor, or just in your kitchen.
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In Jenna's writing below, she expresses how our body in connected as one by a continuous fascial plane, and how too often we separate ourselves into parts.
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