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Organizations for Wild Ceremony

  • The School of Lost The beaver in the middle of this photo is a small creature who loves the waterBorders, founded by Steven Foster and Meredith Little, has been developing, teaching, and guiding questers in contemporary rites of passage ceremonies for over 30 years.
  • The Wilderness Guides Council is a professional organization for wilderness guides that promotes the health of wilderness ecosystems and is committed to reintroducing meaningful rites of passage to modern culture.
  • Wilderness Reflections offers wilderness quests in California and Utah.

Friends’ Web Pages

  • Munro Sickafoose guides vision fasts in Washington state and other places. His web site gives a great description of what moves some of us to go into the wilderness alone to seek vision, healing, and guidance.
  • Kim Ashley guides vision fasts and is a life coach. She is One busy winter she chewed down the small trees in the foreground...dedicated to helping people seeking transformation to live with greater courage, balance, abundance, and happiness.
  • John Davis is an ecopsychologist, wilderness guide, and Diamond Approach teacher. His web site provides info about wilderness rites of passage.
  • Fran Weinbaum has been guiding vision quests in Vermont since 1995 and uses this ceremony to strengthen community bonds. Her web site provides info about the contemporary vision quest.
  • David Johnson is a Buddhist and ecopsychologist. In his web site he reflects on Buddhism, ecospirituality, ecopsychology, and coping with despair in the face of environmental damage and the impending peaking of oil production.
  • John Harper is a web guy and spiritual adventurer. He’s an old friend from the Diamond Approach, and set up this site and blog. Thanks, John!

Environmental Groups

Environmental Information and Resources

Spiritual Connections