Part 3: An Introduction to Rooted, Discernment and Refining our Compass
Part 3: An Introduction to Rooted, Discernment and Refining our Compass
Welcome back to our 3rd video introduction to Rooted. The video that follows can be watched independently, but if you would like to refer back to the last two, click here for part 1 and click here for part 2.
What does transformation actually mean in the day-to-day of life?
And what does personal and collective transformation mean for our everyday lives and relationships?
These are the questions we explore in on ongoiing way inside the village, and in this video.
In Rooted, we embrace the humility and openness of "a way" (rather than “the way”) that evolves through collective wisdom and shared experiences.
Membership is open for enrolment right now through to Feb 4th - if you're curious - www.rootedglobalvillage.com/membership
About the author(s):
The Rooted Global Village facilitation team includes Karine Bell, Liz Deligio and Weena Pauly-Tarr.
Learn more about out team here.
About the author(s):
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Karine Bell makes her home with her two kids, her partner and a dog.
She’s a somatics teacher and abolitionist, dedicated to embodied trauma
alchemy. A bi-cultural black woman, she’s also a culturally reflexive anthropologist exploring the intersection of where our bodies/psyches/experiences meet our collective histories.
She believes in the healing made possible at the personal and collective level by the work we do through transforming experience in our bodies today. She combines continued study in somatics with studies in depth psychology with a focus on community, liberation, indigenous and eco-psychologies at Pacifica.