HeyJaredInner Rewilding 🌿 Holly Erin Copeland
I help people awaken to unshakeable inner peace and the wild intelligence of being. Writings + guided practices from a conservation scientist who discovered that inner transformation is the most crucial step for planetary change.
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What If You Let The Universe Lead? (opens the original)
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I wonder if you feel, as I have many times on my path, a sense of intention fatigue.That this awakening and healing journey with all its desires and intentions — a desire to awaken, a desire to dissolve feelings of loneliness, a desire for abundance, a desire for… something else other than what’s here — can leave a person purely exhausted by all this wanting.Intentions are critical. Yes. However, intentions can bring a sneaky subtle agenda into our lives and meditations. And in doing so, tends t
What If You Hosted A Celebration and Only One Person Came? (opens the original)
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Because that’s what happened to me last Saturday. Here is what happened. I planned a free Inner Rewilding Celebration in my hometown of Marin County. It was at Citrine, one of my favorite wellness stores and a location where I’ve hosted other small but successful events. Yes, it was also Rosh Hashanah, which meant that the Jewish side of my family was at services (my oversight for not checking the date more carefully), and I could have perhaps promoted it more, but…that’s not the point.Ten minut
How to Deepen Your Relationship to Nature (opens the original)
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There is a quote by the extraordinary poet Maya Angelou: "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you make them feel.” It speaks to the importance of the “feeling” sense in our human experience. Thought tends to be shallow and fleeting. Useful, yes. But it doesn’t impact us the way that feeling does.In my career as a scientist, I did a lot of thinking about nature. Specifically, I spent a lot of time learning the names
How I Learned to Stop Feeling Separate from the Living Universe (opens the original)
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The Wild Life: Wild Cacao, Magical Blue Tea, Musica, and Nature Mandalas (opens the original)
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Okay, wow. I’ve met so many extraordinary individuals doing extraordinary things over the past few weeks. What is most present for me is a feeling that while the old world is showing signs of weakness and darkness, the most inspiring creative projects are emerging through my friends and community in the form of music, art, and food. My heart overflows with the bountiful cornucopia of beauty of these offerings from my friends.These projects speak to and celebrate the rewilded world that we are bu
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