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A day of emergence, listening, and nature-based spiritual practice

Spring is not only a season of growth—it is a season of becoming. The Season of Becoming is a full-day Spring Equinox retreat rooted in nature-based spirituality, inviting participants into practices of listening, wandering, ritual, and reflection. Held at the threshold between winter’s inwardness and spring’s outward movement, this day honours slow emergence, inner longing, and the wisdom of the land as guide.

This day honours emergence that cannot be rushed

This retreat day is rooted in the understanding that becoming is not something we force, but something we attend to. Spring teaches us that growth begins beneath the surface, shaped by longing, rest, and careful listening.

Through spiritual practices, participants are invited into a day of slowing down, deepening awareness, and meeting inner movement with curiosity rather than demand. The land becomes both companion and guide as we explore what wants to emerge next—without needing to name it fully.

Who This Is For

• People navigating identity shifts, life transitions, or creative thresholds

• Those longing for retreat-like spaciousness

• Those who want to deepen into their own wild spiritual practice and connection to the Holy Wild

• Participants drawn to soulful, cyclical ways of knowing

• Anyone who feels spring as a question rather than an answer

This is a small gathering of up to 12 people with a minimum of 6 people required.

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Michele Walker

Michele is a wild soul, an artist, a Jungian Coach, and a Wild Guide. She brings her love of creativity and eco-spirituality into all that she does—through her work with Wild Church BC, the Centre for Wild Spirituality, and her own practice, Wild River Soul. Michele’s passion is to walk alongside others in exploring their longings, weaving together art, nature, and soulful presence.

Michele is a settler who grew up with the unceded mountains and waters of the Sinixt people (Rossland, BC) and still holds those mountains and waters in her being. She now wanders the hills and grasslands of Secwepemcúĺecw and lives on the unceded lands of Tk’emlúps te Secwe̓pemc (Kamloops, BC).

Jodi Krahn

Jodi Krahn has practiced as a depth-somatic psychotherapist, eco-soul coach, spiritual companion, retreat and workshop facilitator, plant medicine integration guide, and Wild Church guide. Jodi has spent her life cultivating her psycho-spiritual path, weaving in her many experiences and learnings through, study, meditation, expressive art, intuitive dance, open hearted writing, spending as much time with nature as possible, preferably in bare feet! Jodi finds great joy in accompanying herself and others on  journey to remember our innate wisdom, goodness and Beauty, so that we may live our lives to the fullest.

Jodi grew up on the lands of the Anishnabeg (Suburbs of Toronto) and spent much of her childhood exploring the cherished green space  behind her home, climbing the ancient willow tree and wading in the creek.
She now has the privilege to reside in the beautiful territory of the Splats\'in, who belong to the Secwépemc nation [Central Okanagan] She enjoys making soup, sharing cacao, and full belly laughing and playing with her life partner, adult children, friends  and her magnificent  grandchildren!