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Walk with Us Oct 4 10AM

Published 6 months ago • 1 min read

Tanya and Suz are organizing a walk in gratitude and reflection on October 4 at 10AM with Vision Walkers Collective.

We hope you can join us!

This is part of the Vision Walkers Collective Medicine Walk. The Medicine Walk is happening across the globe to build a community of gratitude and reciprocity around medicine traditions.

We are organizing a local walk in Oakland, and we would like for you to join us! We will meet at the Huckleberry Staging Area and walk the Interpretive Loop. There is a clearing at the top where we will have a brief reflection circle.

There is no cost to participate, but if you are inspired to pay it forward so others may benefit, you can make a donation to some great non-profits doing work in the field to expand access to medicine work and training.

About the Huckleberry Loop

Please carpool

Huckleberry self-guided nature path, a 1.7-mile loop, traverses a wide variety of terrain and is maintained to minimum standards. The path descends into a mature bay forest, follows the contour for about half a mile, and then ascends to the botanically rich upper trail. Because of the fragile nature of Huckleberry Preserve, dogs, bicycles, and horses are prohibited, except that dogs and horses are allowed on the Skyline National Trail. Jogging is discouraged.

If you are looking for a less challenging or more accessible trail, you can join another walk at VWC.

Staging Area:
​7087 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, CA 94611​

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Our body holds more than tension; It holds stories waiting to be heard. At Unwind Oakland, we honor the body as aguide and storyteller by embracing the language of ethical and attuned touch.We value inclusive, co-created experiences wherejoy is sacred, fear is companioned, and humor is transformative.Through psychedelic integration bodywork and Ketamine-Assisted Therapeutic Myofascial (KATM) Bodywork, we work alongside you in your journey toward deeper connection with yourself and others as fellow Earthlings. Committed to doing our own work and deeply knowing this terrain, we strive to meet the unique needs of our clients with expansive approaches to psychedelic care. Here, you are invited to explore to restore, integrate, and fully inhabit your embodied experience—changed, yet whole.

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