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Gratitude is a simple means to refocus ourselves in the present moment and remember that life is full of beauty and synchronicity. Give thanks each day with gratitude for all things, from the water and sun to the insects and animals. Gratitude is a simple means to refocus ourselves in the present moment and remember that life is full of beauty and synchronicity. This action automatically begins to affect a person’s attitude, energy patterns, and reinvigorates the connections we hold dearest in our hearts. Thanksgiving address, is a very important part of ceremonial and social gatherings.

Nature Quest is a guided wilderness experience built around a Solo time alone in nature. It’s a contemporary version of the ancient ritual of going into nature alone for contemplation, renewal and realignment. Retreating alone in wild nature and sharing your experience with other participants provides a powerful opportunity to step back and reflect on your life and work while reconnecting to nature.

Native people all around the world has used nature as a classroom for thousands of generations. Everything leave a track, therefore, tracking has always been the ultimate training for learning to observe, to se, to listen. Sensing and suspending is a core competences for the tracker as well as redirection, to “turning the attention toward the source rather than the object”. A tracker must develop a questioning awareness, following mystery after mystery until all secrets are revealed.

”At the root of the ecological divide is the separation between the, senses and the self. Here we enter the ”aesthetics” dimension of the ecological crises. The term ”aesthetics” comes from the Greek word, aistesks, ”sensual sensing”; it means activating all our senses. Unless we rediscover our senses as gateways to the living field our around us, we will newer resolve the environmental crisis. Just as the social divide reflects the loss of the other on an interpersonal level, the ecological crisis reflects the loss of the senses as gateways in to the living fields of nature. People often fill the void left by the loss of the senses with consumption – which in turn deepens the exterior manifestation of the ecological crisis”. – Otto Scharmer, Theory U