Origin Stories

Winter Course Informational Webinar

Thursday, Septmber 18

1 pm to 2:15 pm ET

Towards Healing the legacies of the first harm

The session is recorded and sent out for anyone who signs up for the infowebinar.

What happens in the infowebinar?

Join us for a free, 75-minute session that will give you a clear and comprehensive look at the Origin Stories Course.

This isn't just a presentation; it's a chance to connect directly with the facilitators and get all your questions answered.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

  • Meet the Facilitator: Get to know Sara Jolena and how she began teaching the Origin Stories Course.

  • A Deep Dive into the Curriculum: We’ll walk you through the course's structure and modules. You'll understand how we'll guide you from initial introspection to crafting a powerful, resonant story.

  • The Transformative Power of Origin Stories: Discover why understanding and sharing your origin story is a crucial step for personal growth, leadership, and building authentic connections.

  • Live Q&A Session: This is your opportunity to ask anything you want about the course, the curriculum and the methodology. We encourage you to bring your curiosity and your questions!

  • Exclusive Offer for Attendees: As a thank you for joining us, we'll be sharing a special offer or discount code that is only available to webinar participants.

Previous participants highly recommend This Course.

About your Guide

This course arises from the study, experimentation, somatic training, experiential journey, and lineage carried by Sara Jolena Wolcott, M.Div. Wolcott is a descendent of some of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America. She tends to the soil of the soul and the spring waters of the spirit through select individual spiritual direction and teaching on ReMembering and ReEnchanting. An ecotheologian and unconventional minister, she is the founder of Sequoia Samanvaya, a healer, a ceremonialist, and a Legacy Advisor.

Sequoia Samanvaya emerged from Sara Jolena Wolcott's global odyssey to better understand both the causes of our current intersecting personal, social, and ecological crises and the truths and practices that can carry us through a climate-changed future. She has worked at the intersections of climate change, religion and spirituality in nine countries, including Kenya, India, Indonesia, England, and Canada, and is a much-appreciated speaker. Her formal education includes: Masters of Divinity in Worship and the Arts from Union Theological Seminary; MA in Science, Society and Development from the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, England; BA in Anthropology from Haverford College, PA. Her initial training as a healer was at the McKinnon Institute of Massage Therapy, where at 18, she was one of the youngest to graduate from their program. She lives with her partner in the Hudson Valley, alongside the Mohicanatuck, the River That Runs Both Ways, aka the Hudson River, and is involved in local efforts to support the return of the Mohican peoples to their traditional homeland.