are we friends or are we lovers?
relationship ecology monthly offerings ~
hello dear relationship ecologists!
sharing with you all the monthly offerings for paid subscribers & contributors of this work for the next three months. not only are paid subscribers invited to join this community of practice, they will have access to visual graphics and notes that support each of these topics.
as much as i love to write and share in long form, i feel that structure, frameworks, and simple practices are the ways we can truly live into our relational values, and find more ecologically whole ways to relate to our web of relations.
these calls are going to introduce frameworks that will help us to sift through the patriarchal/nuclear familydom/ownership cultures in wayfinding towards villaging and kinship.
we will have some time to share our experiences, be witnessed, and to practice these ways of relating. if you’re interested in becoming a paid subscriber it is a $6/month or $66/year commitment <3. Or as foundational support at $333/year which includes a gift box of our community’s handmade goodies :).
new moon monthly offerings
in a time of renewal, emptiness, and shadow we gather, offering our ecological inquires to the whole. sign ups at the bottom for paid subscribers!
Are we friends or are we lovers?
March 18th 5PM-6:10PM wednesday PST
Beyond labels, we enter the territory of widening circles of closeness. Rather than following the white rabbit of fantasy, we get to ask, what risk are we taking on together, and how do we choose who to change and be changed by?
Where are we situated in our ecology? What is the timing of our closeness?
April 15th 5PM-6:10PM wednesday PST
Where are we in the season of our life? What stage in the process are we in transformation? A bud cannot bloom without the warmth of a sun gaining closeness. In this session we’ll consider where we are within our ecological niche and begin to discern how to show up in relationship that reflects our natural p(l)ace.
What kind of repair? From open heart surgery to grieving in solitude.
May 16th 10AM-11:10AM saturday PST
Repair and mending whether a rip in our pants, a shattered lamp shade, a crack in the wall, all have a different process towards reconstitution. Sometimes relational repair happens in partnership, sometimes we’re left to do it alone, and if fate has it, we get the opportunity to bring our old stuff to new relationships. In this session we’ll parcel through what kinds of repair are possible, and discern where might we want to put our attention towards.
Relationship Ecology Practice Group
Relationship Ecology joins Loving University March 25th
Sign up for our intro to relationship ecology class here!