Renewable Wisdom Trails
A Living Library of Relatedness
The Renewable Wisdom Trails, being part of nature, follows the same evolution as Nature’s Common’s in that it’s constantly changing and growing each day. All information contains the most current research up to that moment. The knowledge is based on the measured patterns that helps us understand predictability. As a living library of relatedness, what is shared as knowledge and wisdom are a reflection of what has been learned and not necessarily permanent since the research is constantly evolving.
Most human communities started with a connection to the Mother Earth. This connection was held strong with the land, the animals, the plants, the minerals, the sun and stars, the water, the moon, the sky, etc. Life in the old ways depended on that connection and the intimate knowledge of nature’s ways to survive. This is how it’s been for thousands of years, across continents and cultures. Each of us has ancestors that held and lived this sacred knowledge and wisdom. In our contemporary time, many aspects of that knowledge have been forgotten or lost and it is an important commitment of the Renewable Wisdom Trails to bring that recovered knowledge forward.
Using the natural science of oral teachings, the Renewable Wisdom Trails library has been coming alive. Our ancestors help us to reclaim this ancient knowledge and wisdom. The wisdom is brought forward. It is lived through the oral teachings and a conscious lifestyle. This reclaiming is needed to bring the balance back to Mother Earth, as she once knew it.
The library that keeps the knowledge is called “Renewable Wisdom Trails” the civil legal entity is called “Braided Traditions,” and the educational courses are titled under an umbrella called “Natural Science of Oral Teachings.”
All courses and ceremonial gatherings are ongoing and are designed to be inclusive, co-creative, and expansive, providing movement regardless of starting orientation.
Written by:
Sue Spielman AKA Dreamweaver
Guy Gilleshammer AKA Lone Eagle