The Wild Remembering invites you to slow down, listen and allow.
Tune in and turn towards the seasons of the soul —
through nature and song,
story and ritual arts,
writing and movement
and creative celebration through the cycles of the year.
story • soul • season
Enter the Spiral
The old stories are loosening.
They no longer fit.
It’s Rewild Time.
Time to reweave your life through nature, myth, movement, and imagination.
Threading the Light
A three month creative writes of passage for women in transition.
In times of deep change, it is helpful to find oneself on a map. Being in between one story and not quite yet in the next story, can be a strange, awkward, disorienting and vulnerable passageway. Mythos, creativity, nature, writing, movement and the body’s innate knowing, provide information, nourishment, empowerment and a living map for navigating change.
Nature mirrors the seasons of the soul. Threading the Light guides us our of the dark half of the year, the internal, womb time, descent, deep listening, into the light half of the year, where we are seasoned to stir, seed, sprout, and bloom.
At the heart of the blooming season lies a hidden center —rich, layered, waiting to be threaded with your own hands. Behold the beauty of the center, radiating back to you through your words, body, movement, writing and creative process.
There are untold stories inside of you —the seeds of your becoming.
The poet Muriel Rukeyser once said,
“The universe is made up of stories, not atoms.”
The Wild Remembering is a landscape for re-membering the power of story.
A spiral of reclamation. A place to:
Reclaim your stories
Release your stories
Remake your stories
Renew your relationship to story
Retrieve what was lost
See your stories with new clarity
Transform your stories
And be transformed in the process
Other Ways to Enter
Not everyone enters through the same door.
Here are other ways to step into The Wild Remembering. You’re invited to begin where you are.
Seasonal Rites & Story/Writing Circles
Gather around mythopoetic tales, for creative (w)rites of passage, rituals, song & and movement aligned with the Wheel of the Year
Rewilded Tarot Sessions
A mirror for the mythic self.
Enter a field of story and symbol where the cards speak in the language of soul, inviting clarity, remembrance, and renewal.
Substack Community
Receive mythopoetic reflections, writings, audio journeys, rewilded fairytales, poems and seasonal invitations to reweave your own wild remembering.
Story Bloom Mentoring
For writers bringing their lived experience into creative bloom.
Together we trace the mythic threads, body wisdom, and seasonal rhythms that feed your writing — helping your work flower into authentic voice and form.
Coming Soon!
Song Circle Offerings
Story Root Consulting
For teachers, parents, schools and communities to enliven and enrich teaching, parenting and education through storytelling, the wheel of the year and living education.
Ritual Theater/Performance
Dream Canyon Animists
Why This Work Matters
Creative Rites of Passage for the Soul
In a world where true rites of passage have all but vanished, many of us cross thresholds—birth, adolescence, soul crisis, motherhood, fatherhood, elder hood, even death —without ever being seen, held or initiated.
We carry stories from those unmapped crossings:
Unfinished. Unspoken. Unwitnessed.
And the body remembers.
The Wild Remembering is a place to return to those thresholds—not to relive the old stories, but to re-rite, celebrate, honor and re-write them through story, movement, creativity and voice.
To move with the stories that live inside your bones and reclaim them as creative medicine.
To step into a living, mythopoetic spiral of soul development, seasoned by the wheel of the year, shaped by life’s thresholds, and supported by symbolic and embodied tools to navigate the river of change.
Living Remembering
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We believe:
The body is not separate from the land.
The land is alive.
︎ The ancestors live in our stories.
Story is alive.
︎The Wheel of the Year turns within and without.
As we weave ourselves whole,
we return not empty-handed—
but as weavers of the world,
bearing the medicine
of embodied truth,
devotion,
and creative soul-wisdom.
A Braided Map, Lived and Remembered
This work is born from my own unmet adolescence, creative reclamation, embodied movement journey and spiritual initiations.
The spiral we follow weaves together decades of practice, study and lineage:
SomaSource (movement based rites of passage and developmental embodiment through the 5Rhythms-informed framework, social justice, & soul-centric of Melissa Michaels (Golden Bridge in Boulder, CO)
Waldorf pedagogy & Anthroposophy archetypal understanding of life phases, soul-centric education and the evolving human being
Transformative Language Arts (MA Goddard College) embodied writing as healing + story as tool for personal and cultural transformation
Fairytale and Mythic Wisdom—as enlivened by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Martin Shaw, Michael Meade, Laura Simms, Rudolf Steiner and more
Ceremonial Arts —gnostic, nature-based ritual rooted in mystery traditions
Tarot & Archetypal Symbolism—three decades of mythopoetic, initiatory self study
A Self-Designed, Embodied Heroine’s Journey—twenty years walking the red thread of Little Red Riding Hood into the forest of self, story and soul
Meet Your Guide
Grounded. Mythic. True.
I am Stasha Ginsburg — mythopoetic writer, writes of passage guide, storyteller, teacher, song circle facilitator, and the creator of The Wild Remembering.
I have been a Waldorf educator for thirteen years, (teaching grades) with a passion on storytelling, enrichment, nature contact, nature arts, song and the festivals/celebrations of the wheel of the year. Additionally, for the last two decades, I’ve worked at the intersection of story, embodiment, ritual, and creative transformation, helping women reclaim their voices and reshape their lived stories into powerful medicine for themselves, their lineage and the world.
I believe stories are living beings.
I believe the body is the ground of truth.
And I believe every woman carries a creative elixir inside her —
waiting to be remembered, reclaimed, and offered back to the world.
Closing Invitation
You do not need to be perfect.
You only need to feel the ache.
The yes.
The quiet soul-knowing in your bones, in your blood:
It’s Rewild time.
The Wild Remembering is blooming.
You are invited.
