Day 2 · Tuesday, October 27 · The Unnamed Losses
Where Am I, Really? (The Grief No One Named)
with Sarah Hutt
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The Stile
The Stile is a short five-question orientation that places you in one of three landscapes of transition: Disturbed Ground, the Ghyll, or the Hedge. Instead of a vague feeling that something's off, you get a name for where you're actually standing, a plant ally, and a concrete next step for working with it.
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Where Am I, Really? (The Grief No One Named)
Something in you is disorientated right now, and there isn't a name for it yet. Maybe the person who always saw you clearly is gone, through death or a relationship ending, right in the middle of you becoming who you are now. Maybe it's not a person at all: a parent ageing, a child leaving, your own sleep and mood shifting underneath you without warning. Either way, this talk gives you the actual landscape you're standing in, Disturbed Ground, the Ghyll, the Hedge, and one concrete way to find out which, instead of a feeling to sit with.
What you'll walk away with
- That what you're carrying isn't a personal failing. It's disorientation from a real ending that never got a name.
- The three landscapes, Disturbed Ground, the Ghyll, and the Hedge, and a way to name exactly where you're standing right now.
Sarah Hutt
Founder, Wild Rose Path
Sarah works with women who've outgrown an old version of their life and are in the disorientating work of becoming someone new, often at the exact moment the person who witnessed that becoming is no longer there to see it. She works with landscape and plant wisdom as a diagnostic lens rather than decoration for where someone is actually standing in their own becoming, drawing on her training in herbalism and land-based practice.
Her approach draws on an unbroken, multi-generational family lineage in England's Lake District, and on losing her father, the catalyst that led her to start Wild Rose Path.
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