Repairing Rupture In Connection With Land I Love: Healing Trauma From Wildfires [S1 E2]

What do you do when the land you love could kill you? Does living there make you a victim of a codependent, abusive relationship? Or are there deeper patterns at play? In this short, heartfelt episode Natalie shares:

• Grieving humanity’s disconnection with the land’s natural seasons and cycles of creation and destruction.
• Reframing relationship with the land from one of abuse to mutual care
• Resistance through refusing to give up our wild weirdness
• Noticing how the body can feel distressed as it remembers anniversaries of catastrophic events, even as our conscious minds don’t remember or connect the dots unless the distress is investigated at a somatic level
• Naming distress at having to play the machine’s game, even as one’s work is in devotion to healing the disconnect the machine perpetuates
• Natalie asks spirit for support being shown what wants to be co-created through her in devotion to something other than the machine
• Honoring decay as a pathway to realigning with nature’s wisdom, seasons, and cycles both within and around us

There are no quick answers here, only questions and deep listening as Natalie contemplates how best to show up as a voice for the Earth and its wildness.

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Mentioned in this episode:

• CZU Fire

This episode of Noticing With Natalie was co-created by Natalie Ross and spirit. It was recorded and presented/channeled by Natalie Ross.
The show notes were written and the transcript edited by Leandra Maria Gil.
Natalie is broadcasting from the land of the Awaswas, Amah Mutsun and Ohlone peoples in what is known as Santa Cruz, CA

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