Hi friends,

Saturday, June 21 at 10am, we'll be gathering for a mindful walk, to break bread and chat as a community at Lower Arroyo Seco in Pasadena! 

Trailhead Address: 221 San Pascual Ave., South Pasadena, 91030

There is street parking available on San Pascual and sizable nearby parking lots. We’ll meet up near the Stables. As always, to make things easier, carpool if at all possible.

This is one of our favorite spots because there's a lovely stretch of native plant restoration and a small, hidden labyrinth for a moment of quiet and centering. 

Details for the trail are available at: theoutbound.com/los-angeles/running/running-the-arroyo-seco-trail

This trail is in Pasadena, California and is part of traditional, sacred, and unceded land of the Gabrieleno/Tongva, Kizh, Fernandeno Tataviam, and other Indigenous peoples.

We wander in spaces with layered, complex histories that include abuse, exclusion, and violence. We are mindful of this and committed to the work of understanding, renewed relationship, and restitution. Learn more here.

The nature of our wanderings requires a level of ability that is not a reality for all. We walk as a community, conscious of varying ability and individual need. Regardless of your particular ability, identity, who you are, who you love, your beliefs or understandings, we hope you will feel welcomed, affirmed, embraced, and heard as you wander with us.

Please send an RSVP to payton.hoegh@spiritualityinnature.org so we know who to expect!

Recommended gear: Comfortable shoes, Sun hat, Layers, Sun block, Water and Snacks.

Here are some resources we've been enjoying that might enrich our conversation:

Essay | Lessons from a Buttercup by Brigit Anna McNeil

Poem | If You Have Ever Gone into the Woods With Me by Mary Oliver

Video | Present Moment, Wonderful Moment by Center for Action & Contemplation