REMEMBRANCE AS A BIRTHRIGHT
SPECIAL GUEST: CLARE HAGAN

For our October session, Clare will guide us through a meditation Remembrance as a Birthright and ritual The Seed of Remembrance. We are born connected to the earth, to our bodies and to our cultural heritage. Modern life, in many ways, has driven us away from this birthright. But these connections aren't gone. They live within us and around us. We don't have to acquire them, we only have to remember to remember them.

About Clare

As a Kripalu Certified Mindful Outdoor Guide, Clare designed and facilitated meaningful experiences to help people slow down, pay attention, and reconnect with the living world around them. These were not meant to be escapes from ordinary life, just invitations to see it differently.

Her background in aesthetic education shapes everything. Whether guiding a group through a forest or facilitating a conversation about place and presence, Clare is most interested in the quality of attention we bring — and what becomes possible when that attention deepens.

Clare’s work sits at the intersection of human culture, ecology, and imagination. Increasingly, her work has expanded into creative territory, exploring ways of telling stories with language and with land. Story, according to Clare, is one of the most powerful tools we have for shifting how people relate to the world.

Connect with Clare on LinkedIn: @clarehagan

We welcome up to 15 participants to ensure meaningful conversations. All sessions are free and first come, first served.