Belonging is your Birthright.
Deep Belonging co-creates the conditions for belonging, in service to a thriving Earth.
We humans come forth from the universe
the way acorns come forth from the oak tree.
— Brian Swimme
And just as an acorn requires certain conditions to take root and thrive, we too require certain conditions to unfurl into our fullest expression.
We need life-affirming stories about the world and our place in it.
We need healing and connection.
We need others to bless our gifts and hold us in our struggles.
Deep Belonging is committed to co-creating the conditions YOU need to thrive.
Because you were born to thrive.
Because your thriving is inseparable from the thriving of the Earth community.
Because the world is waiting for you to root down and spread your branches toward the sky.
1-on-1 support for belonging, healing, and thriving.
Modern industrial culture reinforces a story that says you are separate and broken, that your worth is tied to your productivity, that a good life is based on the accumulation of stuff, that you will never be enough.
BUT THIS STORY IS WRONG.
You are always, already connected—an integral expression of the Earth and universe process.
You are whole and not in need of constant fixing.
You carry the seeds of a unique and necessary vision.
You belong—to yourself, to Earth, to the community of Life.
It’s time to start living new stories. It’s time to remember your belonging.
Testimonials
"In working with Ezekiel, I found a path out of cynicism, an invitation to re-inhabit my body, and a call to find my place in the family of things.”
— Jordan
“Ezekiel is a catalyst—which is to say he is someone who helps, mentors, influences, and guides other people and in the process inspires them to enjoy their life journey and to make their lives more fulfilling. He certainly did that for me. He’s the real deal. And in a landscape of “recipes for healing”, he offers a most potent ingredient: authenticity. His emphasis on and deference to Nature and its inherent wisdom is a potent and timeless balm—for me and many others.”
— Erika
