22 Aug Apply for Regenerative Residencies
Transform Your Life with CLANA Foundation’s Regenerative Residencies
In partnership with Koru Institute of Ecopsychology, we offer a unique 2-week experience.
What You Will Experience:
- Reconnection with Nature: Immerse yourself in deep nature and a dynamic community.
- Inner Exploration: Through ecopsychological, spiritual, agroecological, and permaculture practices, you will discover and deepen your inner self.
- Tuning with Natural Cycles: Connect with the elements of nature (water, earth, fire, wind, and heart) and engage in transformative educational practices.
Exclusive Benefits:
- Free access to personal transformation and regenerative living workshops.
Objectives:
- Reconnection with Nature: Develop awareness of natural cycles and learn to live in harmony with them.
- Regenerative Culture: Promote a regenerative lifestyle culture through sustainable practices, community involvement, and regenerative life plans.
- Transformative Learning: Provide tools and knowledge to design regenerative life plans and apply these learnings in daily life.
- Community Living: Foster the creation of a supportive and collaborative community by living and working in a Sanctuary of Life and Peace.
- Personal Growth: Encourage self-knowledge and transcendent connection with the spiritual dimension and nature.
Community Living:
We will promote a community structure based on loving and rotational services, marking the day with the sun and the elements of nature.
The keys to this experience are: living in a Sanctuary of Life and Peace, sharing transformative learnings, and experiencing a regenerative culture. We will also design regenerative life plans and practice conscious living, bringing the lessons from the Residency into daily life.
Target Audience:
- Individuals interested in sustainability and ecopsychosocial regeneration.
- Those seeking a deeper connection with their nature.
- Individuals wishing to experience community living and regenerative habitation.
- Conscious travelers interested in transformative regenerative experiences.
- People on a path of self-knowledge or interested in starting such processes.
Where?
The CLANA Foundation is a demonstrative and retreat center located in Laguna Verde, Valparaíso, Chile. Its purpose is to research, experiment, and share regenerative life alternatives for communities and individuals, focusing on environmental education, holistic health, self-knowledge, and the good life through the dialogue of knowledge, agroecology, ecopsychology, and permaculture.
In 2022, the CLANA Foundation was recognized as a Sanctuary of Life and Peace by Casa Latina (Council of Human Settlements of the Americas), the International Alliance for the Rights of Mother Earth, and the Global EcoVillage Network.
The CLANA Foundation is also the Chilean headquarters for Koru Transformation Institute of Ecopsychology.
When?
From October 18 to November 3, 2024, we will spend two weeks immersing ourselves in natural cycles, embracing each moment, and creating bonds we will not want to let go of.
Participation Options:
- Full Residency: 17 days from October 18 to November 3. Fee: USD 500 / CLP 475,000.
- Partial Residency: 10 days of the program. Either i) from October 18 to October 27, or ii) from October 25 to November 3. Fee: USD 350 / CLP 330,000.
- Weekend Workshops Participation: 3 days in any of the intensive workshops:
- October 18 to October 20: Agroecology, permaculture, and bioconstruction. Fee: USD 150 / CLP 140,000.
- October 25 to October 27: Ecopsychology. Fee: USD 150 / CLP 140,000.
- November 1 to November 3: Regenerative life plans design workshop and conversation on the good life. Fee: USD 150 / CLP 140,000.
Full and Partial Residents will have free access to the aforementioned weekend workshops held between October 18 and November 3 at the CLANA Foundation headquarters.
Participation in the regenerative residencies includes accommodation, conscious meals, workshops, and experiential educational activities.
Inquire about solidarity scholarships for adventurous individuals who do not have the financial resources to participate in the regenerative residencies.