Keeping Your Practice Alive
Common Blocks and Remedies on the Path
January 21, 2027
12:30pm San Francisco | 2:30pm New York | 20:30 Madrid
90 minutes
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This event will be held live on Zoom, and will be recorded.
The recording is shared with registrants approximately 48 hours after the event.
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What to expect
Spirituality is less about who you are and more about what you do. Practice is the ongoing work of cultivating your psyche and soul, and it’s practice—not identity—that shapes what carries forward after the death of the body.
Practice is also an easy thing to struggle with. Momentum slows, motivation drops. Something that used to work stops working. You practice alone, without community or tradition to hold you. Your state shifts, you’re moody, life’s complexity takes over, the world around you changes and comes between you and your routine.
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We’ll get tangible about all of it: how to work with waning motivation, how to let your practice evolve when something needs to change, how to draw on communal support and ritual when you’re isolated or practice outside of a certain specific faith. We’ll also discuss how to work with different states, and how to realistically assess whether your practice is working in the ways you want it to.
Expect some guided, embodied practice to reflect on what you’re currently doing and how well it’s serving you, and to sit with real questions: when to stay the course, when to make changes, and how to build bit by bit without getting rigid or judgmental. We’ll also have ample time for Q&A. The aim is to reenliven a discipline rooted in devotion: a loving, beneficial alignment you can actually sustain.
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About the Presenter
Daniel Foor
Founder and DIrector of Ancestral Medicine
Daniel is a doctor of psychology, experienced ritualist, and the author of Ancestral Medicine: Rituals for Personal and Family Healing. He is an initiate in the Òrìṣà tradition of Yoruba-speaking West Africa and has learned from teachers of Mahayana Buddhism, Islamic Sufism, and the older ways of his English and German ancestors. Daniel is passionate about training aspiring leaders and change makers in the intersections of cultural healing, animist ethics, and applied ritual arts. He lives with his wife and two daughters near Granada, Spain in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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