Homecoming - connecting to the heart of the land and your own wild heart

Homecoming - connecting to the heart of the land and your own wild heart

Join us for an afternoon of slowing down, breathing with the Earth, and remembering our place in the living world. This half-day retreat invites you to step out of the rush of daily life and into the spacious, healing rhythm of nature. Connect with a community of fellow travelers who also desire to slow down and (re)connect to what is whole, true, and grounded in presence. This gathering is offered at a sliding scale rate of $25 - $50 - pay what feels accessible for you.

• Gathering in Nature – We will meet outdoors, held by the beauty of the land.
• Council Circle – Share and listen in a heart-centered, respectful space where all voices are valued.
• Solo Time on the Land – Spend unhurried time alone, listening to your own heart and the wisdom of the Earth.
• Nourishment – Enjoy thoughtfully prepared snacks and a wildcrafted tea to support your afternoon.

• A comfortable chair or blanket to sit on
• A journal and pen for reflection
• Water bottle/cup for tea
• Layers of clothing for changing weather
• Anything else that will help you feel at ease outdoors (hat, shawl, cushion, etc.)

Marianna Iverson

Marianna is a Ceremonialist, Facilitator, and Soul Guide living in the green woods of NW Oregon. Her work creates space for individual and collective healing through ceremony, story, and council work. Her purpose is to support others as they dive into the territory of soul, their place in the animate everything, and the discovery of their unique soul gifts.

GuruSurya

GuruSurya has been teaching yoga and meditation since 2012. She has been a lover of nature connection since she arrived on the planet and been consciously creating connective experiences with others in nature for many decades.

We will be meeting at Milo Mciver State Park in a private reserved area for our group. You will need to walk 2 minutes from your car to the Maple Shelter, where we will meet. There are bathrooms nearby.

There is a $10 parking fee if you do not have a State Park pass.

Please arrive on time (you're welcome to come as early as 11:30 )

Host or Publisher Marianna Iverson