Circle for Ecological Belonging – Honoring Indigenous Peoples ~ Reverence at Lower Haw River State Natural Area – Pittsboro, NC

A part of the Woven Roots: Circle for Ecological Belonging series of gatherings, this group's theme is Reverence, in honor of Indigenous Peoples' sacred relationship, history and presence on the stolen land we call home. November is National Native American Heritage Month and the 26th of this month is National Day of Mourning - this gathering is an opportunity to learn truths and address injustices, engage in collective reverence and ecological kinship, and experience invitations to connect to our roots as relatives.

• Enjoy invitations to slow down and land with the river Haw and surrounding forest.

• Commune with the more-than-human-world through our sensing body.

• Guided embodied ecology practices.

• Intentional community connection.

• Gratitude, honoring, threshold crossing & integration rituals.

• Tea ceremony with the forest.

• Leaving with a deeper sense of belonging.

• Open for all adults 18+

• Co-facilitated by Sara Riggs LCSW, EcoSomatic Therapist & McKenzie Bossert LCMHC, Certified Forest Therapy Guide