Facilitated by Micaiah Hambley, Seren Olina, Carolyn Griffeth, & Michael Denmeade

What becomes possible when we remember that we’re not alone—that we live among elders?

How are our elders longing to be in relationship with us during these times of great upheaval and potential on planet earth?

Learning to reconstitute robust relationships with elders, human and other, holds tremendous power and promise for personal and collective healing and thriving. To this end, we welcome you to join our community ritual gathering, bringing together individuals and families alike, all camping together in the company of one of the rare ancient Giant Sequoia groves left on earth.

We’ll remember together how to feed our elders with our wild praise and devotion and how to commune with, listen to, and deeply receive from the land. We’ll look to the children as our guides as we explore weaving families into the rhythm of community ritual.

Through earth-reverent prayer & ritual, song & poetry, shared meals, rest & solo time, and guided practices of embodied listening and communion with the land, we’ll collectively show our elders that we haven’t forgotten this essential relationship. We very much hope you can join us!

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