The ReMembering Course

Info-session

Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 1 pm ET

The session is recorded and sent out for anyone who signs up for the information session. The information session is not required in order to register for The ReMembering Course. The ReMembering Course starts on Monday, March 25.

What happens in the infosession?

We introduce ReMembering and The ReMembering Course.

✔️ And why it matters.

✔️ Including hearing from former participants.

The information session is a chance to learn more about The ReMembering Course, a foundational and grounding set of teachings that serve to ReMember you more deeply into reality.

In the 12-session course, we un-learn and reMember truths and patterns largely dis-membered in conventional education and in far too many other spaces.

We engage with the histories of colonization, especially the Doctrine of Discovery, as an origin point for climate change and related social, ecological, economic, and personal crises of wellbeing.

Over the course of 12 lessons, participants consistently experience profound connections. Profound.

In order to do this work with integrity, we disengage from conventional forms of education and many formal institutional structures, although many of our participants actively work in and are trying to change those institutions (including higher education, governments, businesses, religious institutions, retreat centers, hospitals, etc.) We are independent from those institutions because those structures rarely support people in going into this deep work. We do not rush this process and refrain from superficial “outcomes.”

This is a precious space. We do not work with “just anyone.” This is for seekers. It is for those who can engage from a place of care, curiosity, and compassion. Each cohort has limited availability.

✔️ Regardless of your choice to participate in the course, you will leave having had a meaningful heart-mind connective experience. We hope that our time together can re-orient and support you during your day. And beyond.

Previous participants highly recommend This Course.

  • Scott Morgan

    A couple of years ago I stumbled across a Dark Mountain interview with Sara Jolena Wolcott. She presented a unique perspective on our ancestors, the history of colonialism, slavery, genocide, and the current situation of our culture. Of ecological family histories. At first, I was skeptical as she begins with the 15th century (not the neolithic or paleolithic). REMEMBERING has changed how I see history, and how I see the world. It has helped me make sense of the world and given me fuel for my ongoing quest to figure out who I am and how I got here and who WE are and how we got here. I cannot recommend REMEMBERING enough.

  • Rhoda Vanderhart

    ...This course takes you on a journey of discovery….a journey into your own past, with your own ancestors, and a journey into our collective past, the past of everyone who lives in the Americas…..a story of the “church” and a story of the European settlers and the indigenous peoples of the western hemisphere for the last 500 years. I can’t recommend more strongly this powerful course to anyone who has a curiosity to understand more fully our history and how it influences our modern world and current environmental predicament…

  • Isabel Mares

    “I took ReMembering for Life four years ago. It fundamentally changed my life. I took this course AFTER receiving my seminary experience and degree. In countless ways, ReMembering for Life offered me more knowledge(s) and reflection on the connections between colonization and climate change- inclusive of my own lineage, privileges, oppressions, and inheritances. To all my beloveds, seekers, wild souls, the creatives, and the curious - take a quick dive. See if there’s a part of you that craves re-membering in this time. If this resonates, don’t hesitate. Do this now.”

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.