What Might Cultures Look Like a Thousand Years from Now?

Join Erik Assadourian for this Goucher College Webinar exploring how we navigate through the polycrisis. It will explore how the Gaian Way could help cultivate a new, healthier relationship with the planet we’re part of and utterly depend on, and form the foundations of cultures of the future.

EST: Mar 25th 7:00pm
CET EU: Mah 26th 12:00am
AEST Aus: Mar 26th 10:00am

https://gradprograms.goucher.edu/register/?id=1423ce6b-b7fc-4083-aae6-7dde624f9d3e

Daylight savings time shifts our clocks around, but our circadian rhythms are also shaped by the natural world we belong to.

Gaian meditation encourages getting outdoors morning, noon, and evening - to observe, breathe, and reconnect with the real, natural world. A practice good for what one might call our soul, but also essential for our overall health and wellbeing.

https://gaianway.org/first-morning-light-and-meditating-before-meals/

Change doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful.

This week’s reflection explores how the Gaian Way has grown—not with noise, but with deep-rooted, intentional action.

https://gaianway.org/the-quiet-revolution-thats-occurred-at-the-gaian-way/

A few weeks back I went on a wander as part of a group effort to potentially evolve and expand our Connecticut Gaian Guild. The mission: walk about and listen to the land and come back twenty minutes later.

I admit I typically stick to the trails, but in this instance, it being winter and the landscape being more visible, I headed into a part of the woods I hadn’t walked through before, drawn that way by the fiery setting sun.

#Reflections #GaianWay

https://gaianism.org/lessons-from-a-burning-bush/