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Wild Beings Story- The Path Ahead

Updated: Feb 19, 2023


Wild Beings was founded in 2020 by Eva. Initially beginning as a passion project in response to the lack of connection in modern society from our wild roots and the yearning for a more connected existence.


After living in various wilderness locations since 2017, I felt compelled to share this natural life style and all the healing that comes with it to the wider community.

This way of living not only benefits us on a physical, emotional and spiritual level, but benefits the land as we learn how to live more and more with the land, we rely less on larger corperations that mono crop and destroy the earth for our food needs. This is true empowerment through knowing how to provide for yourself and those around you, even just having basic knowledge on medicinal plants, roots and berries that are edible and finding water goes a long way. Living this way builds connection and relationship with the land and a deeper part of being human that has been forgotten in modern culture.


Clay, Will and Myself lived in a bush camp for 7 months alongside our friend Emma. Our swags were our bedrooms, every activity was done outside. Preparing food, cooking on the fire, pooing

in a bucket that was later turned into fertile compost for the soil. During this season of living 100% outside, we developed a need to get better at these bushcraft skills we were passionate about, where there is a need the drive to learn is stronger. Practising fire by friction, cordage making, foraging, butchering and skinning became part of our normal lives. As our knowledge deepened so did our values to share these natural earth based living skills with the wider community.


The intention of Wild Beings is to educate people on how to build relationship with their local eco system well enough to provide for themselves and get to know the land on an intimate level.


Clay, is a First Nations man and he brings a deep element of cultural connection into our gatherings. This is essential in learning ancient earth skills, for if you just focus on the skills without the connection, you are missing the entire point. We are in awe of the oldest culture on earth here in Australia and have so much to learn about the Old Ways of the land and its people.



The nature of this foundation is to provide connection to the land in whatever way that may be, to provide education on skills that empower self sufficiency/natural living practises and lead to relationships being formed with the local eco system.

We believe in the value of these teachings in a world that is so sick, mentally, physically and spiritually sick. This is our service to healing and health of the land and the people.


Thanks for being apart of it!


Eva Angophora









 
 
 

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For most of our human history, people gathered around fires to share stories, pass on knowledge, make things with their hands and learn the skills needed to live well on the land.

Possumstick Earth Skills Gathering is an invitation into the simple things that truly make us human.

Over five days, we come together as a village to learn, practice, and celebrate the skills that connect us to the natural world and to one another. Camped together on beautiful land, participants will have the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of instructors sharing earth skills, bushcraft, traditional crafts, and folk knowledge through hands-on workshops and demonstrations.

Rather than simply teaching techniques, this gathering is about keeping alive a culture of learning, sharing, and connection. It is a place where skills are passed from hand to hand, stories are exchanged around the fire, and people of all ages can experience a slower, more grounded way of being.

Throughout the gathering, participants can choose from a range of workshops exploring traditional and nature-based skills. Between classes, there is time to wander camp, meet new friends, work on projects, sit by the fire, and enjoy the simple rhythm of outdoor living.

Each evening we gather for a communal dinner, sharing food, conversation, music, and laughter as the day winds down and the firelight draws us together.

Families are welcomed. There will be a kids rewilding space set up each morning for young ones to have their own engagement with the land.

 

Come camp beneath the stars, learn from skilled teachers, share meals around the fire, and be part of a growing culture of rewilding.

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