Exploring Social and Sacred Ecology

Where: Moreton Island National Park, Qld

When: 05 September 2008 - 14 September 2008

The emphasis of this workshop is on using the experience of being in wilderness and in community to bring alive the meaning of social and sacred ecology.

Sometimes we forget that our human existence and wellbeing are dependent on our relations with human, other species and nature’s elements. Regenerating the human/nature relationship takes us further into a commitment with life. Social and sacred ecology addresses the rest of nature as a potential partner and source of learning and healing. The facilitators of this experience are elders in this work.

Some of the questions which will be explored are:

• How do we achieve a work/life balance that is sustainable?
• How will time to regenerate in nature support my current life choices?
• What do I need to think, feel and do to become a person committed to the earth's life, for life?

We will be camping on one of the most beautiful sand islands in Queensland.

Over 10 days participants will reflect on their social and environmental life supports for personal wellbeing. We practice survival skills, walk the land, listen, reflect and draw energy from being solo in a special place. At night we share stories around the fire.

Join a small group of eight to fourteen like minded people exploring and regenerating their life supports to sustaibility their life supports to sustainability struggle for life in all richness, including your own.

For further information

Contact	:	Dr Peter Cock
Phone	:	0422 426 144
Email	:	peter@socialsacredecology.org
WWW	:	www.socialsacredecology.org