Utilizing Ancient Wisdom
To Help Improve Everyday Life
What Is Earth Wisdom...
Earth Wisdom is a movement rooted in gratitude for life and a deep reverence for Mother Nature. Our community acknowledges the sacredness of all living beings and the profound wisdom held in nature. Through educational programs, cultural exchanges, and sustainable practices, we aim to reconnect with ancient wisdom, and inspire positive change, healing both individuals and the planet. Together, we can create a future where humanity and nature thrive in harmony.
Testimonials
Dorothea Derakhchan
I feel such a shift in my work...like being guided and supported by spirit and being part of a bigger plan, a mind-and heart-shift in the business world. (I work as a leadership coach and work with big consulting firms) This course supported me a lot!
Sarah Julier
Although I've done this course before, this time I made a commitment to go all in, and give it 100%. Wow! It's hard to put into words how profound the healing has been. The course has been an initiation, a pilgrimage; an awakening in a more authentic way to my own sacredness and connection to the earth and to spirit. Thank you Kathi for generously sharing all this wisdom. What a privilege it is to learn from you.
Pooja Munshi
So much deeper connection to spirit through this course. It feels like the dust from my glasses has been removed and I can see, feel spirit clearly now, even through the sickness. The dreams are super vivid.
Nelya Binder
These courses have helped me connect to my feminine and to my waters and moon. To learn the unique ways that we connect to Spirit as a women. I know understand that throughout my life I have let the masculine overpower. I was never guided by elders or grandmothers in these ways but always craved it under the masculine layers that society imposed on me. The altar now serves as my teacher, too. Interestingly, as I went through the courses, my mom "felt" the effects herself too in the connection to her own sacred feminine - something she has never done as she grew up in a strict Soviet society.
Shannon Kelly
I feel rooted by this work, grounded that I have an active alter. I like using rice and corn and making alters in that way. I like having the active alter and my daughter seeing my alter in my room and respecting it. I like to wake up and light sage and talk to the alter for a moment and the same in the evening. Its grounding and helps keep my energy in my body and heart and to feel humble. It feels good to work the muscle of making time for alter work and making offerings outside, to build that sense of necessity to do this. I feel supported by this group and sharing about challenges and hearing of other peoples dreams and challenges is enriching and always my biggest take away from Kathi is don't take things so personally haha ;) always a good thing to remember.
Instructors
Taught by
Kathi Von Koerber
Kathi Von Koerber is a dancer/healer and filmmaker from Germany/South Africa. She has spent time with elders from Bushmen tribes in southern Africa, the Tuareg in the Sahara, Gabonese Eboga priestess Bernadette Rebienot, Lakota, Navajo, and Cherokee in the United States, Xawante and Fulnio in Brazil, and the Camsra and Kogi in Colombia. Kathi has taught and performed dance internationally for the last 15 years and has designated her life to the preservation of indigenous wisdom and advocating rituals as a key element in human evolution and initiation into adulthood.
Kathi honors the voice of the grandmother. She supports the prayers of women and her ancient voices through the tools and means of praying with the elements, the earth and its food, the fire and its transformation, the water and its purifying power, and the air through which we walk our dance of life.
Hernando Villa
Hernando Villa is originally from Colombia.
For the last 30 years, he has dedicated his life to the healing of the earth through the wisdom of the indigenous tradition of the Americas. Nando comes from the land of the Quimbaya Nation, thought to have vanished in Colombia. He was exposed to the knowledge of tribes from the Amazon such as Kofanes, Camsras, Sionas, Kaxinawas, and Koguis y Arahuacos, and in the north of the Americas, he was adopted by the seventh church of the Lakota Nation.
He has a background in political science and social environment and was participating for 10 years as an environmental counselor of the regional environmental corporation in Pereira, Colombia, representing the non-governmental organizations protecting the land and people.
For 15 years he was the director of RAICES, a social and environmental NGO bringing practices and methodologies to local communities to organize and use their potential to overcome their own challenges.
Now he is working on a Project called ARKA de la Tierra, which objective is to revive techniques and practices to preserve the land and natural resources. www.arkadelatierra.com
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