Sacred Fires, Queer Joy, and a Path Forward

You didn’t come here for safe. You came for movement. Here’s your weekly nudge.

This week’s Wild Goose Experiences aren’t here to calm you down—they’re here to wake you up, stir your spirit, and set your bones on fire.

Posting, Protesting, Gardening, and Giggling (Scott Hardin-Nieri)
What if the revolution isn’t just a march or a meme but the way you wake up in the morning?

Scott Hardin-Nieri invites you to dig your hands into the dirt, plant seeds of hope, and move through grief with grace. From protest chants to garden beds, this is where spiritual resilience meets the mess of everyday life.

Eucontamination and the Power of Queer Joy (Paul Hoard)
If queer joy is a contaminant, let it spread.

Paul Hoard flips the script on shame, unearthing the kind of joy that disrupts, shocks, and rewrites the rules. Whether you’ve been shamed for who you are or who you love, this is where you get to dance on the ashes and declare yourself “queerly beloved.”

Prophets, Poet-Luminaries, Artists Who Dream: A Call to the Threshold (Sarah Lumen Solis)
Step into the circle. Step into the fire. Step into what you know is waiting to be spoken.

Sarah Lumen Solis weaves poetry, prophecy, and the power of presence in this raw, unscripted Experience. You’ll be invited to name what’s stirring in your soul, to witness, to be witnessed—and to step through the threshold of what was and what will be.

You can stay asleep or you can wake up.
Let’s burn through what no longer serves and rise.