Living in today’s society of concrete and man-made technologies, we are inherently disconnected from nature’s grounding wisdom and flow. We’ve forgotten how to read the signs of nature, embrace the cycles of life, work with nature’s healing energies, and even accept our own unique nature.
Our work at Ewassa invites people to rediscover nature’s vitality in ways that are profound, nourishing and inspiring. Through nature-based rituals and annual ceremonies, we celebrate the changing cycles and seasons. We honor the elemental forces and rebalance our inner landscape through fire ceremonies, emotional release rituals at the river, or rebirth with the ocean waves.
Our courses and events help you explore and transform your inner world, by tapping into the energy and language of the natural world and work with the elemental forces as allies.
Discover the layers of meaning held in the trees, stones, fire, rivers, ocean, winds, and more, and all that they represent at a spiritual, psychological and energetic level. For example rain calls us to forgiveness, softening the hard earth and preparing it for new life. The flames of the fire bring movement to quickly burn away blockages or heavy energies, and open the way for something new.
Stone stands with strength, balance and justice, teaching how to let difficulties roll off us without penetrating to our core. The ocean offers emotional cleansing and rebirth. We can work directly with each of these energies for personal healing and transformation.
We invite you to explore the elemental cycle of life, which moves from the combustive qualities of FIRE to the grounding realities of EARTH, cleanses emotions with WATER, and attains new levels of insight and consciousness in the realms of AIR.
These concepts are explored in depth in the book From the Depths of Creation: A Nature-Based Path to Healing by Liz Beachy Gómez.
If you love nature and wish to deepen your path of personal exploration or healing, we warmly invite you to read the book or join any of our courses or events.
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