Remembering how to be in relationship to all of life, human and more-than-human, is no small task in a time of distress and disconnection. In this workshop, we will explore how to come back into meaningful connection with others through dialogue, experiential practices, and small group explorations in order to create a sturdy foundation to rise from. By tapping into our bodies innate wisdom, we will re-member the power of being with one another, creating the connections that will restructure the world.

Presented By: Tayla Ealom

Rusty Roy and Bucky Fuller are the two inventing fathers of Bioceramic Geodesic Architecture. Geoship is fusing Rusty’s sciences of “Whole Person Healing” and “Chemically Bonded Bioceramics” with Bucky’s “Synergetic Math”. Resulting in a new paradigm of affordable sustainable homes that optimize the light, water, and magnetic environment. Thereby optimizing human potential through the restoration of centripetal charge forces (metaphysical gravity).

Presented By: Morgan Bierschenk

Focus will be around entheogenic medicines, a intro to how one who experiences these can integrate back into their lives, provide resources, life style choices, ayurveda and energy work as modalities for integration. Some background in indigenous cultures, sacred and spiritual aspects of integration post experiences. Importance of right relationships with the medicines, preparation, selection of practitioners and locations. Cautions for those going into the work, contraindications etc.

Presented By: Rosie Medina

Using the powerful and transformational two-part breath pattern we will clear out stagnant and stuck energy in the body. Breathwork can help to release pain, stress, and tension in the body, as well as release unhealthy holding patterns. Our own breath has the ability to heal our bodies and connect us with our deepest knowings. Through each breath we are able to connect to all life on Earth and directly receive information and messages from plant beings.

Presented By: Blake Spencer

Systemic racism has disconnected white folks from our cultures, our spirituality, and therefore: systemic racism has disconnected and disconnects us from our humanity. White antiracism is a commitment to face and begin to heal ancestral trauma and violence.

In order for white people to show up, we need spiritual practices of wellness, healing and shared culture to ground us and support us. The journey of liberation is a spiritual journey.

Presented By: Jardana Peacock

~ Interconnected Wisdom & Intuition ~
Accessing your Intuitive Essence & the Wisdom of Nature

Wisdom – Tapping into the wisdom of nature, plants, animals, insects, their soul & wisdom
Deeper Listening – Tuning into deeper inner listening, awareness & receptivity ~ with nature & your life
Invisible field – Opening the invisible quantum field of life force energy & connected love

You will love this course as you access your interconnected heart & intuitive wisdom-
We look forward to seeing you there!

Presented By: Stacey J. Hentschel 

Dave Hage is a Co-Founder of the Weaving Earth Center for Relational Education, and he is a facilitator for the WE Immersion 9-month program. He brings a deep love of the earth, humanity, creativity, and possibility into everything he does. He is a dedicated leader and believes deeply that the work of reconnecting ourselves with our place, with each other, and with ourselves is of the utmost importance at this time.

2016 Convergence Workshop: Bird Language & Permaculture

The goal of this workshop is to discuss the integral use of fire in the past in California and, in the wake of mega-fires across the American West, how prescribed burns can help reduce risk of catastrophic fires and help plant and human communities heal. It is vital that we as communities remember our natural relationship with fire and what role prescribed burns have in keeping landscapes & communities healthy. This panel discussion will share perspectives and opportunities from members of Indian Tribes, University of California, and other partners who have been practicing and building capacity for prescribed burning in Northern California.

In California and across the Pacific West, it is a matter of when, not if, the land will burn. When the land is tended well, the people are kept safe. Those who are reintroducing fire into the landscape in Northern California are helping communities reduce risk of catastrophic fire, and restoring important ecological and cultural processes to the landscape. Small scale fires have a traditional place in California to help restore and maintain perennial grasses & oak savanna by reducing competition and reducing total fuel load on the forest floor. Despite the historical need for the land to burn, fire remains stigmatized & shrouded in fear for many residents. This workshop aims to reintegrate the use of fire to help communities stay safe & practice Earth Care in a hands-on way, by offering tools & perspective that are being used as part of a holistic approach to relating with land. Presenters at the panel discussion are building bridges between Tribes, agencies, and private landowners, and will exchange ideas & best practices. Attendees will hear of historical uses of fire, how fire is being used today, and what training opportunities are available to help them build skills and capacity.

Presented By: David Grefrath