Wisdom of Our Ancestors

September 28th, 2024
9am – 5pm
Sliding scale $80 – $120
Non-refundable deposit $50

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
Co-guides Eisho Morrow, O. Andrew Schreiber and apprentice guide Reet Rannik

We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.
~ Unknown source

With Ancestor Appreciation Day now officially celebrated on September 27th, we offer this day on the land (one day later) to honor our ancestors and the wisdom we carry forth because of their trials, joys, and sacrifices. On this day, we might reflect upon ancestors in our direct family line, our ancient bloodlines, or our spiritual lineages. Whose shoulders do we stand upon? What are the burdens and what are the blessings that have been passed down into our own lives? What is ours to sacrifice, heal, or transform? What is ours to bring forth into our world as it is now? What will we pass on to the next?

With time together in circle and solo time spent on the land, we will invite each person to share stories—the gifts and the challenges—of our ancestral lineages and how these stories play out in our present-day lives. Together, we will begin with co-creating an ancestor altar, and we will finish our day with an ancestor feast.

Limited to 8 participants

Contact Info
For more information or to register, contact: cynthia@earthwaysllc.com

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