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GreenSpirit Spring 2025 Magazine

Spiritual Growth: Finding My GreenSpirit Path
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~ Snowdonia Retreat ~
Connecting with Gaia
Connecting with Nature at Cae Mabon, Fachwen, Llanberis. LL55 3HB
Saturday 23rd – Thursday 28th August 2025
We have a 5-day retreat in the wild in Cae Mabon’s magical and inspiring environment, where we will have a relaxed programme exploring our relationship with the land, the sky, the fire and river and lake, and the liminal places and times where these worlds meet. Our connection to each other, the spirits of the land and the elements support the creation of sacred times of ceremony.
Click here for full details.
GreenSpirit Annual Gathering 2025
31st October – 2nd November 2025
At the Ammerdown Centre, Ammerdown Park, Radstock, Somerset. BA3 5SW
At the GreenSpirit Annual Conference we will welcome Manda Scott (https://mandascott.co.uk/) bestselling author, smallholder, shamanic practitioner and teacher of an online course in thrutopia. (Thrutopia is a term coined by philosopher Rupert Read to describe a way to imagine a better future. It’s a visionary narrative that combines elements of utopia and dystopia to offer a practical way to address current conflicts).
More details of this event in due course.
Lammas Celebration – online
Monday 4th August 2025 at 19:00
Our Ancestors would have celebrated the beginning of the harvest season, and so we too, though not so closely in touch with the countryside, will meet to declare our gratitude for the sustenance of the Earth. Please bring a seasonal reading, song, poem, story, or recipe… and if you are growing herbs, fruit, vegetables etc. tell us about your produce. Have a candle to light to open sacred space and wear something colourful if you wish.
See the July newsletter for full details.
Awakening to Earth-Centred Consciousness
Edited by Ian Mowll and Santoshan (Stephen Wollaston)
Awakening to Earth-Centred Consciousness shares personal stories, engages thoughtfully with green topics, and provides insightful teachings about our interconnected relationships with the natural world. A wide range of major subjects are covered such as green burials, veganism, raising green awareness in the Amazon, elephant protection, ecopsychology, and how Nature can heal us.
Click here for full details of the book and how to buy it.
Video: Lammas
Enter into the experience and meaning of Lammas through this short, meditative video. Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is one of the eight Celtic festivals in the year celebrated on 1st August. Click on this link to watch the video:
This is part of a series exploring the months and Celtic celebrations throughout the year.
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News and Reflections
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Book Reviews
‘Is a River Alive?’ by Robert Macfarlane
The idea that a river might be alive lies outside the bounds of well guarded orthodox science, but this book is a careful re-examination of this ancient way of perceiving the natural world.
Close to Home: The Wonders of Nature Just Outside Your Door by Thor Hanson
The title of this book sums up its content well: its aim is to encourage people to pay more attention to the nature surrounding them wherever they live, whether they have large gardens or in their local parks or surroundings.