A Question I Get Asked Often…

 

Q: What do you actually do at an in-person Wildhearted Gathering?

A: The world we’re living in has stripped a lot down to “what’s the point” and “what truly matters.”

Here in Western North Carolina, Hurricane Helene made that unmistakably clear.
So much of what we thought mattered quite literally washed away.
And what remained was simple and human;
neighbors checking on neighbors,
shared water and thawing meat,
a hug from a stranger when words were too weak to comfort our souls.

Not long after came the social and political upheaval of 2025.
I’ve spoken with so many people who are simply over it—
over the noise, the rhetoric, the endless cycles of division.

What I’m witnessing is a quiet shift.
A remembering.

Something is calling to the deeper parts of ourselves.

People are turning back toward what’s real.
Toward their own inner truth.
Toward nature, community, spiritual practice, and spaces where they don’t have to perform, defend or explain themselves.

I for one am sick and tired of having to explain myself. In fact, I’m done with that.
And I want to be around people who just...get it.
You likely know exactly what I’m talking about.

That is why Wildhearted Gatherings exist.

They are a place to slow way down.
To breathe together.
To be held in a calm, grounded, intentional space.

We work with vibrational sound, the energy of color, guided meditation, quiet prompts, and questions that don’t demand answers—only honesty.

People often arrive thinking they need clarity or direction.
Most leave realizing they already knew…
they just hadn’t been given the room to hear it above all the superficial noise.

If you’ve been feeling a little numb, troubled inside,
or out of rhythm with yourself—
this work may be what’s calling you.

 

Click here to learn more about our January 25th Wildhearted Gathering. 

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