Siri Gunnarson
Siri Gunnarson (she/they) was first called to Ceremony with the School in 2009 and was deeply moved by the sense of belonging and wholeness accessible through stripping down and coming into direct contact with the world. Siri apprenticed with Gigi Coyle and others, focusing on the youth programs and Nature of Council. Siri has moved with purpose between places, projects, organizations, and programs with transformational vision including Three Creeks, Tamera, The Ojai Foundation, Ways of Council, School of Lost Borders, Soma Source, Naropa University LEAPNOW Gap Year Program, and Beyond Boundaries: an intergenerational ‘response team for our times’. Currently Siri serves on the Youth Passageways Stewardship Council and Education and Consulting Collective as well as the Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion committee for the Wilderness Guides Council. A deep believer in ‘nature as teacher’ and self-study as ways of insight into the human being, Siri is passionate about love and community, liberation and equity, embodiment and movement, and permaculture and water.
Email: [email protected]
Visit Siri’s website at: www.rewildingrelationalrites.com
GUIDE'S UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Young Adults Nature Based Rite of Passage
Every summer the School of Lost Borders offers nature based rites of passage for young people age 18-28 ready to confirm their entry into adulthood in the eastern mountains of Payahuunadü (also known as the Inyo Mountains outside of Big Pine, California). These are the…
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Young Women+ Nature Based Rite of Passage
This is a call for young women+ (trans women, cis women and non-binary people who see themselves as fully, partially or sometimes female-identified) age 20-32 seeking affinity space to liberate and express their most wild and authentic self – a self intimately entwined with the creative…
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CA Mirroring the Four Shields of Human Nature: The Art of Storytelling and Listening
Telling one’s own story is an ancient art. Nowadays, we have forgotten how to listen and how to tell. Yet the very survival of our species depends on our ability to communicate with each other in such ways as to be mutually enriched by the…
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Nature of Council
Council is found in many old and new cultures: in families, spiritual centers, schools, hospitals, prisons, nonprofit and corporate boardrooms. The practice is finding increasing use among groups that want to move from a hierarchical power structure to a model in which initiative, responsibility and...
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