What if the grips of winter were the gifts of winter? What if our human rhythms were more like the rhythms of the seasons?
In today’s episode I am joined by filmmaker and nature practice teacher Natasha Deganello Giraudie. She is a dear friend and colleague and someone I've had the pleasure of connecting with through being guided by the moon, seasons, and nature. Natasha has worked with the New Moon Calendar Journal for the past six years as an integral part of her work and personal practice.
We talk about her creative process in bringing Opening to the Medicine of Winter to life and what is possible when we develop a deep trust of our intuition. Natasha mentions a book called “The Book of Houses” by Robert Cole, Paul Williams which is an amazing tool for connecting us with our own personal harvest cycles.
In our conversation we explore the theme of how to become more receptive and available to the gifts we know are there for us during the cold dark months of winter.
I love all the insights Natasha shares about our well being, the earth’s well being and the well being of future generations… especially in the way it relates to anchoring into rhythms and going against the grain of the discordant environments that rupture this rhythm.
I have the pleasure and honor of being a part of Opening to the Wisdom of Winter and sharing my winter, new moon, and eclipse stories. Don't miss the chance to explore these beautiful themes in community in Opening to the Medicine of Winter with a diverse group of women from a variety of perspectives and backgrounds to help us experience the more of the nourishing, soulful side of the cold season.
Visit bit.ly/medicine-of-winter-nature-practice to find out more about Opening to the Medicine of Winter which begins Nov 27, 2023.
You can find Natasha’s work on her website: www.rosaguayaba.earth and on instagram: @rosaguayaba www.instagram.com/rosa.guayaba
9. Reimagining our Relationship with Winter with guest Natasha Deganello Giraudie