Human identity exists at the intersection of the ancient cycles of air, water and soil. 

In spite of the pervasive illusion of separation, in reality no separation is possible between nature and ourselves.

By acknowledging our interconnectedness we invite the spontaneous healing of the psyche.

Using personal sharing, experiential deep ecology and creative exercises, we dissolve the separation between person and planet.
Vision and empowerment arise naturally from realigning ourselves with the living Earth.

John Seed is an internationally recognised author, songwriter, bard, filmmaker, lecturer, activist and founder of the Rainforest Information Centrewww.rainforestinfo.org.au

John has written and lectured extensively on deep ecology, conducting Council of All Beings and other re-earthing workshops world wide for 25 years.
With Joanna Macy, Pat Flemming and Arne Naess he co-authored ‘Thinking Like a Mountain: Towards a Council of All Beings', (published worldwide and translated into ten lanuages).

In 1995 John was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for services to conservation and the environment.

TWO EVENTS:-

Dinner- Poetry- Community and an Introduction to Deep Ecology

6pm, Friday 12 Feb @ Tasman Ecovillage, Nubeena, Tasman Peninsula

All welcome, dinner $15 unwaged & $20 waged, plus donation- please book 6250 2000

Deep Ecology Workshop (INCLUDES FRIDAY EVENT)

Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 Feb @ Windgrove , Roaring Beach

$200 unwaged/student & $300 waged (includes Friday night dinner to Sunday lunch)

Non-residential workshop (accommodation available at Tasman Ecovillage , single/double motel unit, 4 share room or camping options are available)

Numbers are limited for the weekend workshop

Email Suze van der Beek for a registration form:

[email protected]

All proceeds to: Reserva Los Cedros, Andean Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, Ecuador and The Forest Way, Tamil Nadu, India.