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About Ecological Enquiry

Ecologial Enquiry’s Founding Logic and Interweaving Sub-Enquiries

Practising Ecological Enquiry

Facilitation approach

Is Ecological Enquiry a good fit for me?

Joining a circle or starting 1:1 sessions

Ecological Enquiry’s legacy

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Ecologial enquiry is authored and facilitated by Anna-Marie Swan. You’ll find an overview of Anna-Marie’s work on her website. You’re also welcome to reach out and connect on LinkedIn.

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We humans are ecological creatures, members of a multispecies, multigenerational, multicultural world born of systems, relationships, and interactions.

This means that our lives occur within an entanglement of complexity spanning from the local to the global. How we individually and collectively view and interact with the world around us is informed by - and informing - histories, cultural stories, ancestral lines, worldviews, cosmologies, current events, possible futures, social systems, ecosystems, the more-than-human, and much, much more.

Ecological Enquiry is one way that we can gain an embodied knowing of self and world as ecological. This embodied knowing can help us better relate to ourselves and each other while also igniting a desire to move through this multispecies, multigenerational, multicultural world with greater curiosity, attunement, response-ability, and generosity.

Ecological Enquiry celebrates and honours self and world as relational, complex, and in flux.

Enquiring into the depth of our ecological nature can be sacred, courageous, meaningful, and sometimes challenging, bringing us into contact with the full gamut of the human experience: lightness, joy, celebration, laughter, grief, sadness, and awe.

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