Time outside,
at the pace of the ground.
Two unhurried ways to spend time with the more-than-human world. Both are guided, small-group, and rooted in slow noticing — only the length changes.
Choose your rhythm
A short walk, or a full day.
Start with the shape that fits the time you have. The intake is a quiet way in — a few questions, no commitment yet.
Half-day
4–5 hrsA few hours outside.
A short, unhurried time on foot — noticing the small things and finishing with one small act of kindness.
Begin with the half-dayDay-trip
7–8 hrsA whole day to wander.
Longer wandering, deeper presence, and a gentler re-entry at the end of the day.
Begin with the day-tripMore ways to stay with it
Let the practice take another shape.
When a few hours are not quite the shape you need, there are two gentler ways to continue — one that stretches across a weekend, and one that begins at home.
Long-weekend retreat
Three days away.
Slow mornings, long walks, and enough unstructured time for the conversation to deepen.
Go to /retreatsDaily kindness practice
A small thing, done on purpose.
A few quiet minutes each morning, turned toward yourself, someone nearby, and the living world.
Go to /kindnessA little more room
Stay with the practice.
When a few hours are not quite the shape you need, the long-weekend retreat gives the work more room.
Between walks and longer stays, the daily kindness practice is a small way to carry it into the rest of the week.
Not sure which path is right for you? Start with the intake.