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Reconnecting to Life Retreat

Event Details

Reconnecting to Life Retreat

Time: May 25, 2012 at 12pm to May 28, 2012 at 1pm
Location: Stowel Lake Farm, Salt Spring Island, BC
Website or Map: http://www.reconnectingtolife…
Phone: 250-478-7604.
Event Neighbourhood and Type: stowel, lake, farm, salt, spring, island, bc
Organized By: Jackie Larkin
Latest Activity: May 9, 2012

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Event Description

Renew, Re-engage and Reconnect to Life

With Jackie Larkin and Maggie Ziegler

The workshop changed my life, inspired me, filled me and pushed me where I needed to go.”

A transformative group retreat to enliven and deepen our motivations for creating a just and sustainable world

Engage heart, mind and spirit in the task of deepening and repairing our connections to ourselves, our human community and all planetary life. 

Within a safe and transformative group process, celebrate the joy and beauty of life, open to your place within nature, and share witness to a full range of feelings about the challenges facing our troubled world.

Through dialogue, ritual, and contemplation, skilled and experienced facilitators invite you into new 
ways of seeing, encourage you to speak your truths and to find the creativity for bringing your gifts 
into 
the service of life.

This workshop completely changed my perspective of my relationship with the planet. It has quietly moved me to be a louder voice for change.”

“A very safe and enriching environment.  I felt I was doing the work alongside everyone, including the facilitators. The way the processes were woven together, it was as if we all built the web together, following the facilitators lead. It made it very easy to go deeper into myself and access my truth.”

“Maggie and Jackie are naturals at this work.” Joanna Macy

The Work That Reconnects is a pioneering form of group work developed by eco-philosopher Joanna Macy. It has helped many thousands around the globe find insight, solidarity, and courage to act. Retreat facilitators, inspired by Joanna’s work and mentoring, also integrate a wide range of diverse experiences and influences.

Cost (includes accommodation, meals, retreat fees): Single room: $532; Shared (2 and 3 bed rooms): $472; Couples $427 each, shared room.  Single space limited.  Some camping may be available: $367. Taxes additional

Financial Assistance: Some partial scholarships available

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