Tag Archives: Axladitsa-Avatakia

Ode to an Eco-Loo

Posted on June 1, 2011 by iyeshe

At Axladitsa-Avatakia this year, I am staying in the bridal suite. A veritable hobbit palace where, although you have to stoop to enter, once inside even Gandalf couldn’t bump his head. Variously dubbed the Barn, the Circus Tent and the … Continue reading →

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Apprenticing to the Earth – Conscious kitchen

Posted on May 30, 2011 by iyeshe

Friday 27 May – It’s raining this morning. I’m in the kitchen with the breakfast team. Whenever we volunteer for kitchen duty we know we are stepping in to the sacred and intentional practice of Conscious Kitchen. Conscious Kitchen is … Continue reading →

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Apprenticing to the Earth – Listening to the land

Posted on May 28, 2011 by iyeshe

Wednesday 25 May – Today we started our programme. We don’t know what to call it. It’s not training, workshop, retreat or seminar. It’s that ineffable Aquarian affair, collective inquiry, co-creation, hosted by this beautiful, magical land and learning together … Continue reading →

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Apprenticing to the Earth – the pattern of living wholeness

Posted on May 28, 2011 by iyeshe

During our days together, our path will lead us from the visible realms into the invisible ones, and from the individual space into the collective one which is our evolutionary edge at this time. We will be called into: deep … Continue reading →

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Welcome to Apprenticing to the Earth

Posted on May 28, 2011 by iyeshe

Here’s a thing – people gathering bringing together from thirteen cultures from three continents – people who have made a substantial investment to be here, coming to teach and to learn and to share. We don’t all know each other … Continue reading →

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