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“I Became Allergic To My Computer”- A Conversation On Land & Community With Sarah Wildeman
Manage episode 434325560 series 3329860
Immersing myself deeply in the season of Summer here on the East coast has meant that I went on a little hiatus when it comes to sharing about my journey with moving my whole family across the country, purchasing land, learning farming, building community, and everything else. So, for this episode, I asked my friend Sarah Wildeman, who’s been a beloved guest on the podcast before, to interview me about what has been present in my life in this season. I’m on the cusp of the anniversary of our move from the West coast to our farm in the Hudson Valley and my relationship with this land and the community around me is ever evolving, changing, sometimes challenging and very much deepening.
Tune in to hear more from us on:
- The importance of choosing to be present and slowing down in order to fully connect with the land and community
- The challenges and tensions that arise when building community in a new place
- The process of letting go of old identities and finding a new sense of purpose and worth
- The ongoing journey of grappling with challenges and staying true to oneself
- Reconnecting with the land requires trust in intuition and working with the energy of the seasons
- Supporting each other through transitions and embracing different roles in a relationship is essential
- Embodying generosity and celebrating differences in partnership allows for flourishing
Resources + Links
- Episode 118 with Sarah Wildeman: “Community Living Wherever You Are”
- Episode 121 with Hillarie Maddox: “WTF did I just do? A Conversation on Rewilding with Hillarie Maddox”
- Find Sarah’s work on Instagram @sarahwildeman and @our__common, and her website
- My book, Root and Ritual: Timeless Ways to Connect to Land, Lineage, Community, and the Self
- Connect with me on Instagram @beccapiastrelli
Timestamps
[0:00] Introduction
[3:51] Longing for the East Coast and Connection to the Land
[10:40] Building Community and Navigating Tensions
[16:29] Slowing Down in Work and Choosing a Different Way of Life
[20:29] Letting Go and Finding New Purpose
[27:30] The Ongoing Journey of Grappling and Growth
[32:22] Living Life Through the Lens of the Farm
[34:04] Reconnecting with the Land and Trusting Intuition
[37:27] Supporting Each Other Through Transitions and Embracing Different Roles in Partnership
[42:47] Feeling Satiated and Accepting What Is
[48:48] Embodying Generosity and Celebrating Differences in Partnership
140 episoder
“I Became Allergic To My Computer”- A Conversation On Land & Community With Sarah Wildeman
Belonging: Conversations about rites of passage, meaningful community, and seasonal living
Manage episode 434325560 series 3329860
Immersing myself deeply in the season of Summer here on the East coast has meant that I went on a little hiatus when it comes to sharing about my journey with moving my whole family across the country, purchasing land, learning farming, building community, and everything else. So, for this episode, I asked my friend Sarah Wildeman, who’s been a beloved guest on the podcast before, to interview me about what has been present in my life in this season. I’m on the cusp of the anniversary of our move from the West coast to our farm in the Hudson Valley and my relationship with this land and the community around me is ever evolving, changing, sometimes challenging and very much deepening.
Tune in to hear more from us on:
- The importance of choosing to be present and slowing down in order to fully connect with the land and community
- The challenges and tensions that arise when building community in a new place
- The process of letting go of old identities and finding a new sense of purpose and worth
- The ongoing journey of grappling with challenges and staying true to oneself
- Reconnecting with the land requires trust in intuition and working with the energy of the seasons
- Supporting each other through transitions and embracing different roles in a relationship is essential
- Embodying generosity and celebrating differences in partnership allows for flourishing
Resources + Links
- Episode 118 with Sarah Wildeman: “Community Living Wherever You Are”
- Episode 121 with Hillarie Maddox: “WTF did I just do? A Conversation on Rewilding with Hillarie Maddox”
- Find Sarah’s work on Instagram @sarahwildeman and @our__common, and her website
- My book, Root and Ritual: Timeless Ways to Connect to Land, Lineage, Community, and the Self
- Connect with me on Instagram @beccapiastrelli
Timestamps
[0:00] Introduction
[3:51] Longing for the East Coast and Connection to the Land
[10:40] Building Community and Navigating Tensions
[16:29] Slowing Down in Work and Choosing a Different Way of Life
[20:29] Letting Go and Finding New Purpose
[27:30] The Ongoing Journey of Grappling and Growth
[32:22] Living Life Through the Lens of the Farm
[34:04] Reconnecting with the Land and Trusting Intuition
[37:27] Supporting Each Other Through Transitions and Embracing Different Roles in Partnership
[42:47] Feeling Satiated and Accepting What Is
[48:48] Embodying Generosity and Celebrating Differences in Partnership
140 episoder
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