Earth Prayer Practice ~ Spring/Autumn

Live Streamed

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Our online course equipping you with the life-long skills of earth-based mindfulness practice and sustainability science to live with fierce compassion, purpose, and equanimity, and thrive through joy-filled action and sacred activism. 

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So if you can't trust the sustainability influencers, or the eco-friendly businesses, how do we know what is best for the planet? How do we cut through all the greenwashing and develop the skills and knowledge to decide for ourselves? This is where sustainability science comes to our rescue. And no you don't have to be a maths or science brain to understand it, there are very simple, easy to understand, easy to practice, principles of sustainability that can help guide our own innate decision making and help us create real and lasting change in our lives and in our communities that truly does serve the planet and her people. I'm so excited to share these with you - these are principles and practices that I teach to my second and third year Bcehlor or Environmental Science students, and while I didn't learn about them myself until I was in undergrade or doing my PhD in sustainability, you shouldn't have to enrol in university course to have these skills; they should be common knowledge. 

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Week One (Prepare): Earth-based meditation, movement, and nature-connection classes land in your inbox (3 classes in total, to use in your own time to support your practice and prepare for our workshop).

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Week Two (Practice): Live Earth Prayer workshop, 3-5pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (will be recorded for those who can't join live)

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Week Three (Integrate): Sustainability class and practice lands in your inbox.

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Week Four (Insight): Live Tea Time sharing, 3-5pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (will be recorded for those who can't join live)

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Plus:

Weekly check-in email

WhatsApp community chat

Lifetime access to the practices and resources

Early and discounted access to full launch in 2024. 

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This is a Beta-test for a more in-depth program we are rolling out in 2024. 

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What is the time-commitment?

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So I have to do all the pre-recorded classes to particpate in the live events? 

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In the first of our Earth Prayer series, open only to our Wilderness Yoga 'Seasons' Series we will draw on earth-based mindfulness, meditation, pranayama (breath work), yoga, and re-wilding practices, to ground into the season, and rediscover ourselves in the wilderness. This restorative workshop will guide us along the banks of the Yarra River, winding around Warrandyte township, through to gum-lined trails and tranquil vistas, as we journey together to rediscover ourselves, and the wild, in unexpected places.

 

Wild Tribe you asked, so you got it! We specifically designed these half day retreats to fit in around your busy schedule, and have curated stunning urban wilderness locations for our 'Seasons' series. Easier to access for an afternoon retreat, these locations are complete with gentle urban walking trails, toilet facilities, and provide easier walking than our regular full day retreats in National and State Parks. Its all about bringing you closer to the wilderness around you. We can't wait for you to join us in the wild!

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When: 3pm to 5pm, Sunday the 8th October 2013 (Australian Eastern Standard Time)

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Where: Online (recording available afterwards)

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Price: $88 for a full month of practices 

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Your investment includes:

• welcome chai + eco Ayurvedic snacks on arrival

• guided nature walk

• grounding yoga class

• meditation + mindfulness classes

• intention setting (+secret eco-gift!)

• peaceful views + good vibes + admittance to the Wild Tribe community

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Guided by Dr Belinda Christie, Environmental Scientist + Yoga Teacher. 

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* Easy hiking grade: General level walking on well-made trails. Uneven surfaces are present (rocks, tree roots, leaf litter etc). Slippery surfaces at times, particularly after rain. 

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Note: This is not a "walk in the park" :) As with all hikes in wilderness areas, the walking trails will of course be unpaved. As such, all hikes (including those categoried as 'easy') will have plentiful uneven ground, rough, slippery and undulating surfaces. This is the wild after all! If you have any concerns about the trail, or any injuries or illnesses which you'd like to discuss, please feel free to contact us (there is also a place to provide this info during online registration).

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