explore what it means to be human in these times

connect to the wild within and without

remember yourself home to belonging

unfolding offerings

see below to find out what wild being is up to.
visit offerings to learn more: come and join us.

wild quest

5 days in the forest with a 24 hour solo tuning into what really matters; with a small group of humans and the wider web of life as mirror and allies
-read more here-

winter fire gatherings

explorations around the fire about what is stirring in our lives and in the encounter with eachother and the life of the winter forest
-nov 10th - nov 25th - dec 8th-

written enquiries into the nature within and around wild being, as well as their unfolding work relating with the world
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musings

photo: Maya El Nahal

photo: #hagatronic

photo: Maya El Nahal

about Anna

Behind wild being is Anna - a queer being with a longing to explore what it means to be human in these times in a community across species and how we remember ourselves home to belonging.

I am a curious human with a big feeling heart and a love for gathering people and creating spaces for connection - with ourselves, eachother and with the more-than-human.

Some of what makes me come most alive is to listen to and share stories where we get to meet new places within ourselves, to swim in the sea, to dance freely and to make lists.

photo: #hagatronic

land & waters

building relations to the places I dwell and work in and the beings of those places is an ongoing practice of mine, and my work would not exist without them. the sea has always been my big love, my home and my mentor. I have moved a lot around in my life and am deeply grateful for the rivers, mountains, deserts, seas, forests and rocky islands of different parts of the world that have shaped my own inner landscape. the last few years I have turned my curiosity towards the meadows, coastlines, burial mounds and small forests of Denmark where I grew up and live. it is a journey of finding the wild in the small, and it is doing me good.

practice

I work to explore the wilds within, and around us. this can look like gatherings around the fire, or in a circle, longer or shorter wanderings with a prompt, quests and/or quiet time sitting outside.

I am especially shaped by the practices of ways of council and those connected to rites of passage.

"the facilitation / spaceholding felt so inclusive and with a beautiful balance between firm and adaptive. I felt safe. being reminded that no specific land of experiences was right or wrong was important for me to hear."

Silke