Women's Council, Heartswood, Strathbogie Ranges
11-13 November, 2011
Women's Council
Calling in the sisters, calling in story
Grandmothers, Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, Aunts
Age group 20 and upwards.
Heartswood, Strathbogie Ranges
Times: Arrive 4 pm Friday – Set up tent – eat 6pm – open circleLeave 1.30pm Sunday
Bookings Essential : RSVP Karen on (03) 5790 8638 or 0412 653 775
sullivanharrison@bbwmail.com.au
A time to listen, a time to care, a time to share - bringing an ancient culture of women's sharing story, sharing life into the present moment.
Over the weekend we will journey together, sharing our stories around the sacred fire, collecting themes, and in small groups weaving our journeys using a variety of creative and expressive modalities - bringing it all together in an honouring of women’s richness, strength, courage and medicine.
We will create a network together that acknowledges our journey now and in the future; supporting and nurturing each other for all our generations.
The richness of the weekend will be held and honoured as sacred moments unfoldBring your story pre-prepared to share (5 mins max) in evening circle around the sacred fire on Friday. Also, please bring a symbolic offering for the healing of our lineage of women
Getting there:
‘Heartswood’ directions will be emailed when you book.
Camping - Bring your usual tent set up for comfort, warm bedding, lantern, torch, clothes, bathing gear (can swim in the dams but no soap products), comfortable seat, comfortable shoes (covered and suitable for walking).
Food – Bring your own breakfast, snacks, juices
Lunch & Evening meals –Vegetarian food provided in with the cost and cooked by two volunteers. Special dietary requirements can be catered for in a small way some, eg. gluten free, but with complex needs please bring something pre-prepared that is suitable for you. We can keep it in the fridge at the house and we can reduce your cost.
(This is a drug and alcohol free event)
Water/Teas/coffee and milk for drinks will be provided, Cutlery and crockery provided
Costs/Charges for participants – $100 each, includes camping, 4 meals and beverages
This is an Earthsoulscience event
Women's Council
Calling in the sisters, calling in story
Grandmothers, Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, Aunts
Age group 20 and upwards.
Heartswood, Strathbogie Ranges
Times: Arrive 4 pm Friday – Set up tent – eat 6pm – open circleLeave 1.30pm Sunday
Bookings Essential : RSVP Karen on (03) 5790 8638 or 0412 653 775
sullivanharrison@bbwmail.com.au
A time to listen, a time to care, a time to share - bringing an ancient culture of women's sharing story, sharing life into the present moment.
Over the weekend we will journey together, sharing our stories around the sacred fire, collecting themes, and in small groups weaving our journeys using a variety of creative and expressive modalities - bringing it all together in an honouring of women’s richness, strength, courage and medicine.
We will create a network together that acknowledges our journey now and in the future; supporting and nurturing each other for all our generations.
The richness of the weekend will be held and honoured as sacred moments unfoldBring your story pre-prepared to share (5 mins max) in evening circle around the sacred fire on Friday. Also, please bring a symbolic offering for the healing of our lineage of women
Getting there:
‘Heartswood’ directions will be emailed when you book.
Camping - Bring your usual tent set up for comfort, warm bedding, lantern, torch, clothes, bathing gear (can swim in the dams but no soap products), comfortable seat, comfortable shoes (covered and suitable for walking).
Food – Bring your own breakfast, snacks, juices
Lunch & Evening meals –Vegetarian food provided in with the cost and cooked by two volunteers. Special dietary requirements can be catered for in a small way some, eg. gluten free, but with complex needs please bring something pre-prepared that is suitable for you. We can keep it in the fridge at the house and we can reduce your cost.
(This is a drug and alcohol free event)
Water/Teas/coffee and milk for drinks will be provided, Cutlery and crockery provided
Costs/Charges for participants – $100 each, includes camping, 4 meals and beverages
This is an Earthsoulscience event
World Vegan Day, Art Exhibition
Sunday Nov 6th, 10am –5pm
World Vegan Day Art Exhibition
Abbotsford Convent, Rosina Room
ESS 'likes' this event
ESS Co-op members Anna Kumashov and Julia Peddie are this year exhibiting their works at the inaugural Art Show with AGM Tours for World Vegan Day. Please follow the links to see more of their artwork on their websites or see the member profiles on our About Us page.
www.juliapeddie.com
www.cosmicarmour.com
World Vegan Day Art Exhibition
Abbotsford Convent, Rosina Room
ESS 'likes' this event
ESS Co-op members Anna Kumashov and Julia Peddie are this year exhibiting their works at the inaugural Art Show with AGM Tours for World Vegan Day. Please follow the links to see more of their artwork on their websites or see the member profiles on our About Us page.
www.juliapeddie.com
www.cosmicarmour.com
Equinox Gathering for the Druid Grove
September 17-18, 2011
by invitation only
ESS Co-op likes this event
by invitation only
ESS Co-op likes this event
Deep Ecology and The Conservation of Nature
Presentation by John Seed
September 20th, 2011
Tuesday 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Ceres Environment Park, East Brunswick
We had 50 people attend this evening with John Seed (www.rainforestinfo.org.au) at Ceres. John showed the short documentary “Reweaving Shiva’s Robes” (www.rainforestinfo.org.au/video/shiva_v.html) about the reforestation of the sacred mountain Arunachala in South India (www.arunachalagreening.com links to one of the 6 tree-planting groups the Rainforest Information Centre are supporting there this year).
Tuesday 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Ceres Environment Park, East Brunswick
We had 50 people attend this evening with John Seed (www.rainforestinfo.org.au) at Ceres. John showed the short documentary “Reweaving Shiva’s Robes” (www.rainforestinfo.org.au/video/shiva_v.html) about the reforestation of the sacred mountain Arunachala in South India (www.arunachalagreening.com links to one of the 6 tree-planting groups the Rainforest Information Centre are supporting there this year).
Deep Ecology Workshop with John Seed
September 24-25, 2011
Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm
The Homestead, The Briars, Nepean Hwy, Mount Martha Mornington Peninsula
(with thanks to the Mornington Peninsula Shire and Cr. Reade Smith.)
On the weekend of 24-25 September, the Briars hosted a 2 day Deep Ecology workshop at the Homestead with 12 participants. John Seed, Elizabeth Downes and Rose Baillie co-facilitated this intensive program with much of the work conducted outside on the beautiful grounds of the historic venue. Participants experienced the planet and the universe through interactive processes, including the The Milling, Truth Mandala, Earth as Peppercorn, Breathing with Trees, Letter from Gaia, the Cosmic Walk and a Geological Grounding exercise examining Mount Martha’s geological makeup. The weekend was completed with the Council of All Beings; a roundtable discussion with participants enacting a role of a non-human creature, element or concept. The lively discussion stimulated much thought to end a truly insightful and enjoyable weekend.
For more information on John Seed go to:
http://www.rainforestinfo.org.au/deep-eco/jsbio.htm
Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm
The Homestead, The Briars, Nepean Hwy, Mount Martha Mornington Peninsula
(with thanks to the Mornington Peninsula Shire and Cr. Reade Smith.)
On the weekend of 24-25 September, the Briars hosted a 2 day Deep Ecology workshop at the Homestead with 12 participants. John Seed, Elizabeth Downes and Rose Baillie co-facilitated this intensive program with much of the work conducted outside on the beautiful grounds of the historic venue. Participants experienced the planet and the universe through interactive processes, including the The Milling, Truth Mandala, Earth as Peppercorn, Breathing with Trees, Letter from Gaia, the Cosmic Walk and a Geological Grounding exercise examining Mount Martha’s geological makeup. The weekend was completed with the Council of All Beings; a roundtable discussion with participants enacting a role of a non-human creature, element or concept. The lively discussion stimulated much thought to end a truly insightful and enjoyable weekend.
For more information on John Seed go to:
http://www.rainforestinfo.org.au/deep-eco/jsbio.htm
