Wild Moon School of Unlearning

Welcome to the Wild Moon School of Unlearning. Where we will shed our skin, our past, and all that we think we know. Where we will unbecome and become at the same time. Where we will recognize our natural and fundamental potential as healers, of ourselves, others, and the earth. I am so glad that you are taking this journey.

I am so grateful you are here.

Run, if you are afraid of losing yourself. Stay, if you long to rewild your soul, find connection and purpose, heal. Do you not need healing? We are all in search of something. We have all been broken. We all sense that there is something bigger and deeper inside and outside of ourselves. Have we not all been wounded a little by this wonder and lack of connection? Why do we as humans tend to resort to violence, being it violent films, video games or acts themselves? Where is it really that our anger resides? Why can we not look away from the wreckage? Is there a wild part of us that is missing? Have we suppressed our ability to feel, sense, and express those feeling so much so that we resort to nonsocial or violent behaviors? What is the root of our anxieties? Disconnect? Why do so many curl up under the blankets of drugs, alcohol, or prescribed numbing pills? It is a brave few who take the time to notice this lack of connection and harmony. It is an even braver few who choose to face it head on.

You are brave.

Too often we get caught up in the lives that we are told to live. We are blind to the ways that they may be unnatural or against the natural flow of our own bodies and existence. We are told to go to school and to learn reductive sciences and that there is nothing more. We are stripped of our natural senses and told we only have five. So, that is how many we use. We are taught that trees can’t talk and our brains are special. What about the plants? What about our hearts? We are thought crazy for the things we knew as true when we were young, before the structuring. At one point, we all knew how to feel with our hearts, and talk to the trees,

we all knew how to be wild.