We seek to answer a call heard in the voices of people who sit in our circles. Many people express a longing to bring their deep and ceremonial relationship with wild nature into their work lives, homes, relationships and communities. Beyond Our Borders is designed to synthesize the traditions of the School of Lost Borders with spiritual, artistic/creative, personal and professional disciplines and practices.

What is Beyond Our Borders?

Beyond Our Borders integrates ceremonial perspectives into everyday life, work and practices.

Lost Borders teachers and guides offer these programs as a way of ongoing incorporation, going deeper into personal calling and strengthening professional and personal skills. Some programs are designed for experienced School of Lost Borders participants who want to dive further into various aspects of the work and others are for those interested in specific subjects.

They all have the school’s traditions in common: The Four Shields, Solo Time in Nature, Nature as Teacher, and Storytelling and Mirroring.

Beyond our Borders

The Nature of Council: Leadership Training

Date: 
Oct 13th, 2013 - Oct 19th, 2013
Location: 
Big Pine

This seven-day training will call together people who are leaders in their homes, their schools, their businesses and their lives. It is particularly appropriate for those already working with council in schools, quest work and therapeutic or spiritual communities, as well as those wanting to introduce council in new places .

Wild Nature Retreat for Women: A Call to Embody our Ancient-Modern Feminine

Date: 
Jun 30th, 2013 - Jul 8th, 2013
 
This retreat is for women who feel a call toward a deeper sense of their own feminine as a source of inspiration, creativity, and fierce action in the world. Integrating an ancient, archetypal feminine with a modern, evolutionary call, we ask:
 
What does this sacred feminine feel like in our bodies, in our relationships?
How does it show up in our dreams, in our longings?
Embodying this energy, how can we shift personal and collective consciousness?