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“Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.”
When inquiring about the spiritual path or committing to walking along it, allowing yourself to opening your mind to new perspectives and information provides immense value! Teachers, guides, and information have led me along my path, and this makes me grateful for the chance to pass on my knowledge to you! I believe there is a reason you have across this information, and I thank you for following your heart an intuition Below you will find links to free lessons on Permaculture, Spiritualitea, and Yoga - and it is my hope that these lessons help you along your learning and spiritual journey. Enjoy! |
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Permaculture |
Permaculture is a simple, yet complex system of ecological design principles and practices. It uses many tools, techniques, and ideals to create the most efficient ecosystem possible, utilizing all of our resources to our advantage.Permaculture works with the patterns, cycles and features of Mother Nature to create a sustainable system. Permaculture is a way of life, and can be integrated into out social structure and spiritual path to cultivate wholeness on all levels.
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Spiritualitea |
Spiritualitea encompasses the most ancient form of spiritual practice, dating all the way back to the first human to walk the Earth. It is a tradition that utilizes the forces of Nature to commune with spirits. It uses a wide variety of tools such as the elements, the trees, the rocks, plant medicines, ceremony, music, dance & celebration to induce an altered state of perception for personal transformation. It uses prayer, ceremony and magick as ways of reaching the divine.
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Yoga |
Yoga is a sanskrit word that means Union. Union with the Divine, union with Self, union with all. Union of body, mind, soul. Yoga is the art of awareness. Yoga is a practice that can involve many different things such as breathing exercises, postures (asanas), meditation techniques, movements, etc. There is several applications, many different styles, teachers, lineages, and everyone's practice is unique to what serves them most.
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