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Advaya Spiritual Ecology Study Club: FEBRUARY
Spiritual Ecology Study Club Online Event with Priya Subberwal
A monthly space for deepening perspectives and practices in the work of reuniting people, the living world and the sacred.
Thursday 16th February 2023, 5:00pm–7:00pm UK Time Zoom via Mighty Networks
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DECOLONISING SPIRITUAL ECOLOGY
For February’s Spiritual Ecology Study Club, we’re going to dive into decolonial thought, particularly untangling colonial, cisheteropatriarchal, and supremacist ideals within “spiritual ecology” communities and areas of thought.
Among other things, this may include interrogating ecofeminism for occasionally playing into biological essentialism, deconstructing nature-as-saviour mentalities or the human/nature binary, investigating how ideas of “nature” have been created, and by whom, considering the ways in which our own movements and spaces perpetuate oppressive ideologies, and imagining just futures liberated from oppressive paradigms. We’ll get our hands in the dirt and do our best to pull the plant up by the roots, and, maybe, plant something that will grow.
advaya’s Spiritual Ecology Study Club is a monthly community space to deepen and develop our perspectives in the work of reuniting people, the living world and the sacred. This month, we come together to talk about decolonising spiritual ecology. The session is happening live today, Thursday, February 16, 12pm EST, 5pm GMT.
Join the monthly offering any time, and you’ll have access to recordings of sessions you missed (including sessions from 2022) and to curated selections of materials, and access to the community space.
Access to the study club comes at a monthly fee of £12, and a concession price of £8.
Thursday 16th February 2023, 5:00pm–7:00pm UK Time Zoom via Mighty Networks
Spiritual Ecology Study Club
Priya Subberwal #
Priya Subberwal is an interdisciplinary artist focused on the intersections between ecological stewardship, collective liberation, and creative expression. She received her BA in Environmental Studies from NYU and is currently completing an MA in environmental writing at the University of Montana. When she’s not pushing pixels, Priya can be found rock climbing, hiking, or talking to trees.
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