Please Listen
To bridge the sublime gap between inner and outer realms
To bridge the sublime gap between inner and outer realms, we must forget and decompose what we think we know or who we think we are. And listen. Wholeheartedly listen. Just listen. Not judging, not fitting or categorizing, not expecting, not synthesizing. Listen to the ancient patterns of reality and life.
If you just listen, you actively and responsibly participate in the fabric of creation, those ever-dynamic threads of energy, that create and destroy everything, both in you and, at the same time, so much bigger than you, encompassing the whole cosmos.
Not controlling or owning anything. Just listening.
I learn and honor this ancient experience through the principles of Feng shui, rooted indigenous knowledge (being aware and respectful of cultural bias and appropriation), permaculture and ecopsychology, working to remember the fundamental, complex and ancient connection between our inner and outer mythical landscapes.
Welcome to the first Eco-Mythology Gathering in Portugal
This is a pioneering gathering in Portugal about the need to intertwine Ecology and Mythology; about the importance of how we tell stories, be they personal, cultural, social, scientific, or even political. ACCESS the Event here. ​Twenty-one 45 min recorded presentations, in English and Portuguese (English subtitles available), for you to watch at your ow…
Our Lady of Orada
First, a prayer, then a libation, and later an offering. To speak of Lady of Orada we need to dive deep into primal devotion and mineral body memory, not fearing the evanescent abyss. The heart-threads we will weave are frail and ancient, for we are venturing beyond the recent translation of this potent natural force and feral beings. The contemporary Ch…
Granny's Dream
The midday heat made her sleepy. With her wild, rough skin warmed by the sun, Granny dozed off, falling into the dreams of the world, claiming deep memories, recollections of her long life. The daydream brought her back to when she was still sovereign, when men called her Elder. She missed the shady presence of ancient oak and chestnut trees and the fres…