Natasha Lythgoe - The Art of ReWilding

of creative disturbance and how choosing to step out of our, sometimes limiting comfort zones can be wonderfully liberating. I get asked a lot - 'what is Re-Wilding?'

Re-Wilding can be defined as a return to a natural state. In our natural state, using our own authentic voice rather than the voices of obligation, burn out, numbness… is what happens here. I support and encourage my students and clients to claim their lives, or re-claim their lives. This might involve getting ‘unstuck’, taking risks, developing curiosity, connecting with creativity, appreciation and listening. The big listen. Listening to what has purchase on our hearts and the stories that live underneath whatever work we do in the world.

‘I’d rather be whole than good’. Jung’s words ring through my ears every so often, maybe when I’m running down a hill, arms outstretched making noises like an aeroplane or maybe when I am saying what needs to be said rather than biting my lip. Re-Wilding is both my work and my whole life. I aspire to, and sometimes fail, to live MY authentic life. This is not an advocation of selfishness or narcissism. It is a way of living that invites wanting to get up in the morning, to feel gratitude and appreciation at the end of the day. The context for most of what I do is the natural world, within which we have the opportunity, dare I say it, to become re-enchanted, and find our place in this world. If you want to follow what I'm up to please subscribe to my monthly email newsletter: www.theartofrewilding.com

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