Council of Water Beings: Honoring the Voices of Water

A Work That Reconnects Network Webinar with Emily Coralyne and Frieda Nixdorf

Offered in celebration of the release of the documentary film Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration, in this webinar Emily Coralyne and Frieda Nixdorf invite participants into a Council of Water Beings. A much-beloved practice of the Work That Reconnects, the Council of All Beings is a ritual of honoring and connecting with the voices of all beings.

Saturday, April 19, 2025
10am-12pm PDT (UTC-7)

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For this experience, participants are invited to arrive already “called” or “chosen” to embody a particular non-human water being or water body. This might be an animal that lives in or near the water or your favorite body of water – a river, or a lake. You will bring their voice – their experiences, their plight, their joys, their love for life – whatever it is that wants to move through you about them.

Participants are welcome to make and wear masks representing their being or come adorned with costumes and/or facepaint.

Together, we’ll step beyond our everyday perspectives and tap into something ancient and profound. Come and speak for the beings of the waters and hear what they have to say about the times we are living in.

This council is in honor and celebration of the documentary “Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration” available to stream online starting on World Water Day, March 22nd, 2025.

Watch the film online: www.waterislovefilm.org

If you are in China and find that you are having issues accessing the registration form and please contact Helen Sui to register for this event.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER HERE

Emily Coralyne is Co-Producer of the documentary film “Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration,” facilitator of the Work That Reconnects, and guide whose offerings help individuals connect with the planet and the purpose that calls them. She was
born in Syracuse, New York on the unceded territory of the Onondaga – Haudenosaunee peoples, drifted in California for a while and now lives in Lisbon, Portugal.

Frieda Nixdorf is committed to drawing community into transformational experiences to remember our belonging, our interdependence, and our kinship with the more-than-human world. Frieda facilitates WTR and Soul Purpose workshops and serves as a Weaver on the WTR Network team. Frieda currently resides on the unceded ancestral homelands of the Nisenan People, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Northern California. Frieda lives with her small family of three humans, two dogs, three chickens and more plant and animal beings than she can count.