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"We are unique expressions of multiple, complex layers of relationship. At the same time we are interdependent with each other, the planet and the universe. Deep observation, awareness, and alignment allow us to map the territory of our inner realities in relation to all else that is. From that orientation, relationship with all things becomes our Practice for Living/Living Practice."
Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees
Kaylynn
Sullivan TwoTrees has spent a life at the crossroads where
species, cultures, beliefs and the unknown collide and find both
dissonance and resonance.
Her
current environmental conceptualist work is an ongoing series of
community collaborations to bring to artistic expression the honeybee
as guardians and messengers of the intersection between people and
land and how beekeepers steward the identity of land and community
shaped at that intersection especially in the face of climate change.
As
an artist/educator/activist she has worked with individuals,
communities, local governments and organizations in the US, Europe
and New Zealand. She is past recipient of the Lila Wallace
International Artist Award and has held positions as Academic
Challenge Scholar in Interdisciplinary Studies at Miami University
and Scholar in Residence in the schools of Business and Fine Arts at
Miami University and at Cleveland Institute of Art.
She
is currently faculty at the Donella Meadows Leaders Fellowship at the
Sustainability Institute and at The Center for Whole Communities,
both in Vermont.
Practice for Living, Living Practice
During
the past 30 years she developed Seven Directions Practice® with the input and guidance of many indigenous elders. This
continues to be the foundation of her work, which focuses on helping
humans re-orient to our indigenous mind, and regenerate our essential
relationship with the Earth's wisdom.
"Kaylynn is elemental and she is awake. I recommend her
to anyone who yearns to flower their fullest most authentic,
congruent life purpose. "
- Debra Roberts,Executive Producer The Honeybee Project
For more information on Creative Community Collaborations, Individual Guidance, and Group Retreats please contact me.
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