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Street Wisdom In-Person Walkshop in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Join Marshall Opel for a 2 hour in-person Street Wisdom WalkShop meeting at Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah (Google Map here) on Sunday February 11th 2024! Starts at 12noon, finishes at 2pm MST.
Co-founder of Trips Unplugged, Marshall Opel leads field trips that take people on digital detox adventures in the name of reorienting with the modern hominids that we are.  Marshall grew up in Montana and learned at an early age how to play and interact with his natural environment. He now lives and works in Salt Lake City, Utah where he helps people have fun being outdoors.
About Street Wisdom
Street Wisdom is an everyday creative practice you use as you walk. A smart fusion of mindfulness, neuroscience, imagination and wellness, it unlocks our minds and unblocks our creativity with every step. The perfect complement to static meditation, Street Wisdom takes us on a physical journey that not only calms and clears the mind, but opens up the subconscious to new ideas. Not to mention the health benefits of walking outdoors. All without having to travel to exotic climes or retreats. Suddenly, every street is full of inspiration. And whatever our questions, we are finding answers are everywhere. 
Find out more on our FAQ page or watch Our Mission video below.

All Street Wisdom events are run by volunteers and participants take part at their own risk. Whilst any personal injury or loss is unlikely, we encourage participants to remain vigilant when out on the streets and we are not liable for any injury or loss caused when taking part in a Street Wisdom activity.

Submitted by: Philip Cowell
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2024-02-11 19:00
2024-02-11 19:00

Liberty Park, 600 Harvey Milk Blvd, Salt Lake City, UT 84105, USA

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A place to gaze. Conspectuses are viewpoints where the terrain opens itself naturally to the viewer, where the eye can thread in and out of the circle of hills, and names suggest a narrative sequence offering the possibility of beginning to know where you are. Traditional conspectus include suidhe (Gaelic, seat), used to view hunting.

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