For Those Who Care Deeply for Our Living World

There are many ways to care for the Earth.

Because we are not separate, one of those ways is to care for ourselves.

Who tends the one who is doing the tending?

Sometimes, in caring so deeply for our living world, we lose sight of what lies beneath the grief, the worry, the exhaustion, and even the anger.

Love.

Love for rivers.

Love for forests.

Love for wildlife.

Love for future generations.

Follow your grief down to its roots, and you will find love there.

This day is an invitation to return to that love—not by turning away from the world, but by allowing the forest, the river, the birdsong, and the open sky to care for you, too.

Join us for a gentle day of mindful wandering, deep listening, hammock rest, stillness, wildcrafted tea shared beneath the trees, and the quiet companionship of like-hearted people.

There is no pressure to become anything.

Only an invitation to slow down...

to breathe deeply...

and to create space for what has always been waiting to be remembered.

To remember that you belong to this living world.

Leave with a quieter nervous system, a fuller heart, and perhaps a renewed sense of why you began caring in the first place.

Whether your days are spent caring for people, places, wildlife, watersheds, forests, or future generations, this is an opportunity to step out of doing and into simply being—held by the more-than-human world that has been quietly supporting you all along.

Join Amarin on Sunday, July 26, for a day immersed in the forests and flowing waters near Bragg Creek.

You can exhale here.

Nourishing plant based lunch/snack and locally harvested tea is provided. Single $145 Bring a friend. $250 ‍

Please EMAIL Amarin with questions/to register