Beauty as Ballast, Grief as Guide, Body as Sacred Land: A Conversation with Leilani Navar and Erin Geesaman Rabke

    Beauty as Ballast, Grief as Guide, Body as Sacred Land     In this conversation between dear friends Erin of Embodiment Matters & Leilani Navar of Turning Season https://turningseason.com/ we dive into rich topics which we'll be exploring in some upcoming online offerings.    Beauty as Ballast, Grief as Guide, and Body as Sacred Land. We also delve into the 5 Vows of the Great turning as articulated by Joanna Macy (see below.)   To find out more about our 3-Sunday series, click here. https://embodimentmatters.com/take-heart-3-sundays-of-encouragement-for-weary-earth-lovers/   Soon the January course Take Heart: Embodying the Great Turning,  with special guest teachers Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer https://ahundredfallingveils.com/,   Cynthia Jurs, https://earthtreasurevase.org/about-us/founder/  Francis Weller https://www.francisweller.net/,  and Lydia Violet Hartoonian https://schoolforthegreatturning.com/,  will be listed on our events page.  Be sure to sign up for our newsletter to stay tuned to this and future offerings.  https://embodimentmatters.com/live-with-erin-and-carl/        Five Vows of the Great Turning   I vow to myself and to each of you to commit myself daily to the healing of our world and the welfare of all beings.   I vow to myself and to each of you to live on Earth more lightly and less violently in the food, products, and energy I consume.   I vow to myself and to each of you to draw strength and guidance from the living Earth, the ancestors, the future beings, and our siblings of all species.   I vow to myself and to each of you to support you in your work for the world, and to ask for help when I need it.   I vow to myself and to each of you to pursue a daily practice that clarifies my mind, strengthens my heart, and supports me in observing these vows.