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Explore advaya's faculty of teachers, scientists, practitioners, philosophers and storytellers, who share multidimensional, local and diverse narratives from across the world.
Tamara Colchester
Tamara Colchester studies and teaches foraging and tracking. She leads donation-based walks and retreats with Plant Listening, a not-for-profit organisation that explores sensory connection and deep listening as a means of redeveloping a sense of being “at home” in the world.
Tamara Colchester studies and teaches foraging and tracking. She leads donation-based walks and retreats with Plant Listening, a not-for-profit organisation that explores sensory connection and deep listening as a means of redeveloping a sense of being “at home” in the world. She has co-written a film - Tawai - A Voice from the Forest, that explores the wisdom held in the rapidly declining old-growth forests of the world and is currently writing her second book, a love letter to vermin and weeds - Edge Dwelling: Encounters with Life on the Margins.

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Sleeping with Trees
The series encourages an embodied investigation of trees. We will look at the qualities, medicine and myth of a healing tree each month, with an invitation for people to solo sleep beneath that tree.

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Advaya takes you outside
Spending time outside our four walls is key to connecting to and relating with nature and each other. So find your nearest window, garden, park, or forest, and allow us to provide you with tools that have the power to guide your daily life and shift your worldview. These audio practices are designed to be listened to screen-free.

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Turn Inward with Advaya
As the world moves through cycles of light and shadow, growth and stillness, so do we—explore diverse pathways to rest and renewal with experts in practices of yoga, breathwork, dreaming, and storytelling.