The Way of Nurture in Nature

Come for an afternoon of release, reflection, rejuvenation, and find your center of peace. Nurture yourself in the serene offering of nature in Way of the Heart Woods.

Breathe deep in the woods.   Bathe in the Forest Light.   Root deep and reconnect with what brings you peace, bliss, and gratitude.

In these challenging times, we are often called upon to speak up, show up, and live our values more boldly. But it can be difficult to muster the courage to do this and find peace while we are doing what these times call us to do.

The Chinese character for courage represents a person with arms spread wide open, a brave one who endures hardship not by hiding behind armor but by opening up and harmonizing with their surroundings. What might we learn from the ancient teachings and practices that inspire this understanding, helping us to live more courageously, with greater vulnerability and strength while maintaining our deepest peace?

We will let the woods wash away your worry by reconnecting with Nature and our true Nature- basking in healing. We will release in the fire of transformation our concerns, anger, sadness, and dismay for our world, the Earth, our families, and ourselves- calling in surrender & trust.

We will let ourselves play and allow joy to permeate our entire being- calling in gratitude and bliss.

We will connect with and deepen our inner center of peace calling in rooted, compassionate connection and loving detachment.

A retreat led by Renee Ananda & Aim Me Smiley-Troubadours of Divine Bliss

Some responses from retreat attendees- 

"Renee & Aim Me create a sacred space where you feel safe and held by a bigger peace. You feel like you can open your heart and reveal your true self and feelings."  

"Way of the Heart Woods is a special place where I felt I could immediately let my guard down." 

"I felt lighter, clearer and pursued by a hopeful vision for my life after the retreat." 

"The troubadours helped me navigate and see some things I was having a hard time looking at and working through."