Exploring Sacred Nature

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Three practices to slow down, connect with Spirit, and finally reclaim the peace you deserve.

in this free training you'll learn

✓ How to ground yourself and open up messages from Spirit and the Earth in a way that feels safe and fully in your control

✓ The one thing you can do to stay present and aware of the magic of each moment, which will reduce stress and leave you better able to respond to unpredictable challenges

✓ A proven way to call in more of what you want and need, including an affirming sense of oneness and belonging

April 5 & 7 @12pm et / 9AM pt : Facebook live
April 11 @ 12pm et/ 9am pt : Webinar

Join live or get the recording, complete the easy-to-follow exercises on your own and you could win prizes!

About your guide, Lynn Trotta

Lynn Trotta: Nature-Based Mentor & Coach

Hi! I'm a nature-based mentor and certified life coach who guides empaths and sensitive souls out of the overwhelm of distraction culture and into peace and belonging, through a rooted and sacred relationship with nature.

As a child, nature was my sanctuary from the chaos, but as I grew I spent less time outside. Without this coping mechanism, I became anxious and disconnected.

When I reconnected with nature I found healing, spiritual connection, and a nourishing sense of belonging I never thought possible.

Ever since I've been helping people fall madly in love with the wild—both inside and out—by sharing simple and proven connection practices to foster mindfulness, purpose, and greater intuition.

'WOW so simple and really powerful!"
-Free Training Participant

When the constant pursuit to do more leads to overwhelm and anxiety, it’s easy to find yourself feeling disconnected, exhausted, and missing the juiciest parts of life. For over 17 years, Lynn has been guiding people to reconnect with nature and ceremony, allowing them to reclaim a sense of purpose and embrace peace.

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I acknowledge that I'm living and working on stolen land. The original peoples of what's now called New York, as well as the rest of this continent, were wrongfully & forcibly removed from their lands, suffered death, physical, and emotional trauma, and their culture intentionally fractured. I offer my condolences to the past, present, and future Lenape people who continue to experience harm, both intentional and unintentional, at the hands of colonizers, the colonial system, and systemic racism. I promise to do my best to be an ally, abolitionist, and accomplice. To support reparations and healing, in not just words, but in action. I understand that this statement is imperfect and only the first step.