Wisdom in the Wild: Reawakening Through Nature’s Consciousness

Description

What if the guidance you’ve been seeking isn’t only within you, but quietly present all around you?

Join us at Western Hills Garden for a restorative, reflective workshop that invites a deeper relationship with the living world. Guided by celebrated author, life coach, speaker, and facilitator, Anna Gatmon, participants will explore nature as a conscious presence—one that listens, responds, and offers insight when we slow down enough to notice.

Drawing inspiration from the messages received by Dorothy Maclean, co-founder of the Findhorn Community and Gardens in Scotland, we’ll engage in simple practices of Immersive Presence™ to cultivate attention, listening, and felt connection.

This gentle afternoon includes time in the garden, guided reflection, and shared conversation—along with a light lunch. Come curious, leave more attuned to the rhythms within and around you.

Details
April 11, 10-2pm
$55, all materials included
Light vegan lunch of soup, salad, and bread provided

INSTRUCTOR BIO

Anna Gatmon is a guide, educator, and practitioner devoted to deepening human relationships with the natural world. Her work is informed by decades of study and practice in nature-based awareness, subtle listening, and contemplative inquiry. Drawing inspiration from the Findhorn tradition and her own lived experience, Anna offers gentle, accessible practices that support presence, clarity, and reconnection. Through workshops and one-on-one work, she invites people to rediscover nature not as backdrop, but as collaborator, teacher, and companion.