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Eros and Impermanence: A Collaboration of Nature, Creativity, and the Mystical
Life is influx — coming together and falling apart — but our culture's relationship with change, loss, and grief is resistance. Join Day Schildkret, queer author, artist, ritualist, and founder of Morning Altars, for an inspiring conversation that plays with impermanence through an artistic, lively, and ritualistic perspective. Day will share stories of creating a thousand impermanent nature altars, and how his 7-step practice offers a sensual and whimsical way to be in relationship with change.
In this session, you’ll discover:
- Ritual and meaning-making for sane-making, deeper understanding, and wisdom
- Creative expression for finding fulfillment, facing fear, and courageous living
- Tools relating to impermanence for skills of mindfulness, non-attachment, and resilience
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Day Schildkret is internationally renowned as the author, artist, and teacher behind the Morning Altars movement, inspiring tens of thousands of people to make life more beautiful and meaningful through ritual, nature, and art.
With nearly 100K followers on social media and sold-out workshops, installations, trainings, and public speaking events worldwide, BuzzFeed calls Day’s work, “a celebration of nature and life.” Day has worked for close to two decades with thousands of individuals, communities, and organizations to help heal culture through a meaningful and creative response to marking personal and collective change.
Day is author of Hello, Goodbye: 75 Rituals for Times of Loss... Celebration and Change (which hit Amazon’s #1 book in three categories)... as well as Morning Altars: A 7-Step Practice to Nourish Your Spirit through Nature, Art, and Ritual. He's also founder and principal instructor of the Morning Altars Practitioner & Teacher Training.
Day has taught workshops and created installations at Google, The 9/11 Memorial Plaza, The Hammerstein Ballroom, The Andy Warhol Foundation, the California Academy of Sciences, Esalen, and many other venues.
His work has been featured on NBC, CBS, Buzzfeed, Vice, Well+Good, My Modern Met, and four times in Spirituality & Health magazine.
