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Deepening Oneness with the Divine and the Earth
OUR MISSION
The Center for Spirituality in Nature provides opportunities for deepening spirituality through nature, and for nurturing loving relationships with the Earth.
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Our Programs
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We offer outdoor programs, walks and gatherings designed to give participants the space and the tools to explore mindful attentiveness to the Divine in nature.
Bring the Center
to you!
Trained in theology, spirituality and ecology, Executive Director, Beth Norcross, is available to lead classes, workshops or tailor nature-based spirituality programs designed to deepen spirituality in nature.
Spiritual
Practice
We offer books, articles, helpful hints and specific practices to help you, and your community, integrate spirituality in nature into busy lifestyles.
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Spirituality in Nature Groups
Forming a Spirituality in Nature Group (SING) is a great way to explore spirituality in nature and learn about your local sacred ground with others.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
Nature Corner
Latest from the Blog
Monday
Note from Nature
Golden we are, sitting on our throne of bark and earth,
bathed in sunlight, smoldering in the cauldron of life.
Essence of sun and earth flows through our veins,
radiant as the child taking her first look at the world—
earth in her mouth, and mud between toes.
Source from above funnels into our body-lava
while transforming heat bubbles up from the center of earth,
cools as it meets the amber sky—and here we are,
a form unique to this planet and sky.
-excerpt from Essence of Sun and Earth by Vijali Hamilton
Photo by Melissa Askew on Unsplash
Testimonials
I must say that the Monday morning meditations program was a Godsend during these endless days of the pandemic. Insightful photography combined with inspiring words. No better way to begin the work week than by awakening the senses and stirring the soul.
