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Gaia Passages

LXCL:Sliding scale: We encourage those with financial capacity to contribute at the higher end to enable scholarships for other participants.Participation is confirmed only after payment is received.Tier 1: $30-100 — for those of you living in low-income countries/economically unstable regions and are facing systemic barriers related to caste, race, displacement, disability, or colonial legacies (e.g. exchange rate and US dollar hegemony)Tier 2: $200-500 — for those of you living in high-income countries/economically stable regions; please pay on the higher end if you experience economic privilege relative to others globally If the lower end of the sliding scale is beyond what is possible for you or if you need another payment modality, please contact wtrspiraljourneyfdp@gmail.com

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Our planet is in crisis and our species is disconnected from our bodies and the natural world. So how do we get out of this mess? Through the Expanded Spiral of the Work that Reconnects, embodiment and nature connection practices, we step into this enquiry. Not to seek answers but to foster connection - to our selves, our bodies and the more than human world. And perhaps through this journey we can discover that we are more alive, vital human beings. But also that in these troubled times, our actions and lives are capable of affecting the larger world. For the myth of separation and disconnection is just that - a myth. To rewild ourselves is to rewild the world.&nbsp; A Spiral Journey programFacilitated by Ashwin Lobo and Yulia Smagorinsky

Our planet is in crisis and our species is disconnected from our bodies and the natural world. So how do we get out of this mess? Through the Expanded Spiral of the Work that Reconnects, embodiment and nature connection practices, we step into this enquiry. Not to seek answers but to foster connection - to our selves, our bodies and the more than human world. And perhaps through this journey we can discover that we are more alive, vital human beings. But also that in these troubled times, our actions and lives are capable of affecting the larger world. For the myth of separation and disconnection is just that - a myth. To rewild ourselves is to rewild the world.  A Spiral Journey programFacilitated by Ashwin Lobo and Yulia Smagorinsky