NW Gathering Backup

Mark Your Calendar Now – June 22-24, 2012, Camp Westwind, Lincoln City, Oregon

“Elders celebrating and connecting with natures’ wildness and each other”

“In wildness is the preservation of the world.” -Thoreau

Gathering Site - Salmon River Estuary on the Pacific. Photo by Bill Origer, Albany, Oregon with permission
Gathering Site Photo by Bill Origer with permission

A United Nations Biosphere Reserve & Cascade Head Scenic Research Area

Photo by Ron Roesler, Peaceful Soaring Eagle with permission
Photo by Ron Roesler, Peaceful Soaring Eagle with permission

Flyer: Details as of 2/2012

What: Mankind Project NW Elders Gathering http://elders.mkp.org/

Where: Rustic Camp Westwind, http://www.westwind.org/ Lincoln City, Oregon

How to Get There: By plane to Portland, OR PDX, by bus or car pooling 90 miles to Lincoln City, OR

Theme: “Playful Renewal Through Nature – Our inner and outer journey”

No Man Left Behind: The Investment – $175 (covers two nights lodging, meals, and boat crossing – Plus any donation you care to make). Some partial scholarships available.

Who Can Attend: Open to elders initiated or not. MKP Elders, ask yourself, which of my closest elder men friends would I most like to be with at Camp Westwind? Then forward this email and call them to deepen your relationship.

Note: Your journey begins when you cross the Salmon River estuary by barge and leave civilization behind and flow into the 529 acre isolated retreat.
History of Lincoln City & Newport: Images, attractions and history: http://www.el.com/to/lincolncity/ http://www.thecityofnewport.net/

Photo by Charles Maclean with permission
Photo by Charles Maclean with permission

Afire? To Register or be put on the Gathering Listserv for updates, email mkpelderrenewal@gmail.com Your privacy matters to us. You may opt out at any time. Inquire about early bird reduced registration fee.

Why I’ll be there:

“Because humanity needs wise elders and we need each other now more than ever. Worldwide economic and political suffering calls us to tell our truth. We need to connect to, own, ground and occupy our own wildness from a place of fierce connection, compassion and conviction.”

– Nelson Oostenink, Talent, Oregon raising the bar.
Photo by Charles Maclean with permission
Photo by Charles Maclean with permission