Wilderness, Storytelling & The Healing Of Brokenness

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Belden Lane, renowned storyteller and Illuman Weaver visited Seattle in 2016 to present this evening lecture exploring the power of wilderness and storytelling to create a sacred space where healing can occur. Dr. Lane’s stories and ideas invite listeners to ponder wilderness as a force which, when listened to, can shape us in lasting and unexpected ways. He draws on the voices of mystics from a variety of traditions and invite us to ponder wilderness landscapes in a way that ushers us into deeper engagement with the mystery and holiness that is found in wild places. Presented by Illuman Of Washington and The Seattle School Of Theology And Psychology.

Alumni Lecture Series 2016: Belden Lane from The Seattle School on Vimeo.

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Lavona George says

September 10, 2019 at 2:04 pm

Beautiful.
Thank you for sharing.

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