APRIL 29 – MAY 20
When it comes to quiet wisdom, you have everything you need right there with you all the time – you just may not have seen and heard your Inner Elder. In the middle of these cramped and busy lives, you have a safe haven. Come learn how to spend more time there. Feel better. Love your life more regularly. Cozy up to your capacity for peace of mind.
Mondays 5:30 pm – 7 pm
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WEEK 1 THE PATH OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
April 29th, 5:30 pm – 7 pm
Where you’ve been up to now – why it was weird, difficult, even boring (at times) and downright amazing. How revisiting your own development can transform your perception of both the ‘highs’ and the ‘lows.’
WEEK 2 TRANSCEND AND INCLUDE
May 6th, 5:30 pm – 7 pm
Considering the spiral of a human life – how wisdom and skill grow even as we bring along all the ways we’ve known before; a look at the freedom that comes with movement from ‘being’ to ‘having’ your tendencies for seeing and acting in the world. Get real with what you have already as resources for going forward with confidence.
WEEK 3 CUSP
May 13th, 5:30 pm – 7 pm
Aka considering midlife, its ‘crises,’ its triumphs and its necessity when it comes to Elderhood. Taking inventory of what you’ve come to believe about midlife: what to keep, what to let go, and what to insist on.
WEEK 4 THE TAKEAWAYS
May 20th, 5:30 pm – 7 pm
Your personal access to the unique superpower of your Inner Elder. Fortifying the main line to your inner knowledge. Leave the series with reliable ways for connecting and listening to the wisdom that’s always there.

To avoid processing fees, contact Mary M Clare directly at connect@fullecology.com to reserve a spot with in-person payment options.
Biological Curiosity
Co-authored with Gary Ferguson Meaning resides in the long rehabilitation.Richard PowersApril 14, 2022Livingston, MT Last winter, we ventured out to a reading by Richard Powers, the author of Overstory, and of a newer novel titled, Bewildered. By then, we all were –...
Overlapping Circles
Floodwaters barreled through the creeks and rivers the Yellowstone River Basin last month, slamming into whole communities, many of them gateways to Yellowstone National Park. Like an otherworldly steam roller, water took out friends’ homes. What’s more, the aftermath...
How We Live with Uncertainty
For a few weeks prior to February 24, I listened to reports out of Ukraine. Voices of everyday people going about their lives. In Kyiv, in Lviv, in the countryside. In the cities, street cafes brimmed over, markets were lively tangles of vendors and shoppers. One...
Reliable Rhythms – Solstice, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwaanza
It’s time to get quiet. In fact, it’s the season of quiet here in the Northern Hemisphere. Check outdoors. Even if you’re farther south, there’s been a change. The grass has gone brown, the deciduous trees have dropped their leaves, the water levels in streams have...
Guest Blog: Paula MacKay on Full Ecology
Paula MacKay is a terrestrial carnivore biologist, a conservation scientist and a wilderness writer. She and Gary met when Paula was a student in the Ranier Writing Institute, completing her MFA and among Gary's advisees. Paula has read the Full Ecology book and...
Restoring Land and Soul
There’s a place in the southwestern corner of Montana where the river weaves a fine Spiga chain through the wetland and willowed prairies at the ankles of a soaring stretch of Rocky Mountains. The mountains run east to west – an orientation adopted by precious few...
Wolf Stories
Yesterday, we went to a place in Yellowstone National Park where wolves live. We weren’t right there with them, but close enough to stand with other people with high powered spotting scopes to watch from afar. The Junction Butte pack has a good batch of new pups....
Earth Day on the Cusp of COVID
Thinking on it, I find it hard to see how one can love the earth but not fellow human beings. And also, it seems incongruous that one could love humanity and exact sins of degradation against nature. Whether wings and feathers or hands and fingers, we share the same...
Equinox – The Balance Point
In the Reiki tradition, there’s a graphic symbol for harmony – for balance. Sei hei ki. To me, it looks like a dancer, or maybe something winged, and I’ve heard that to draw it well requires open, relaxed and sweeping gestures. People who know and practice Reiki use...
Weariness & Renewal
Today the temperature around our home hovers near 0°. "Can super cold weather make me tired?" I ask. We talk about it. It can. Sometimes. That's why it's good to sleep in a cool room. It’s also why trees and fields and waterways need winter. To rest well. Whatever the...
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