Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Song Circle

Rayla will be leading us in a song Circle for this one. Come prepared to sing, laugh, and maybe cry. You do not need to know the songs ahead of time, they will be taught on the spot.

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

This song circle will take place at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2… not really at the parking lot, but that is where we will meet. there will be some walking an fairly well maintained trails.

47.8283516, -122.3344615 these are the coordinates we are meeting at

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

You will need to be able to walk on some amount of fairly well maintained trail for like a mile or something.

This event will happen rain or shine.

Please bring water.

Directions:

Go to Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2. Look for Cam and Rayla

Parking:

There is ample parking at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2

Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Pleasure Walk
Canceled cause Cam and Rayla are sick :’(

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Song Circle

Rayla will be leading us in a song Circle for this one. Come prepared to sing, laugh, and maybe cry. You do not need to know the songs ahead of time, they will be taught on the spot.

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

This song circle will take place at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2… not really at the parking lot, but that is where we will meet. there will be some walking an fairly well maintained trails.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

You will need to be able to walk on some amount of fairly well maintained trail for like a mile or something.

This event will happen rain or shine.

Please bring water.

Directions:

Go to Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2. Look for Cam and Rayla

Parking:

There is ample parking at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2

Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the Link heading north to the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Song Circle

Rayla will be leading us in a song Circle for this one. Come prepared to sing, laugh, and maybe cry. You do not need to know the songs ahead of time, they will be taught on the spot.

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

This song circle will take place at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2… not really at the parking lot, but that is where we will meet. there will be some walking an fairly well maintained trails.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

You will need to be able to walk on some amount of fairly well maintained trail for like a mile or something.

This event will happen rain or shine.

Please bring water.

Directions:

Go to Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2. Look for Cam and Rayla

Parking:

There is ample parking at Lynndale Park, Parking Lot #2

Summer Solstice Pleasure Walk

Each Pleasure Walk will start with instructions, a silent walk portion, a loud portion, a rotating activity (hide-and-seek, rejection swarm, and and forest art, to name a few), a paired walk back, a debrief circle, and a group hug.

Show up on time or be left to the woods.

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the trailhead cause we live in a sue happy country, this event is open to the public, and you could get a boo boo ;)

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Cameron and Rayla will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo, Washington.

3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

Unless we are in the dry season, there will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the 512 heading north and ride the bus until the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will then get on the 103 or 117 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Trash (Pickup) Party

How is picking up trash pleasurable? It builds community around making the world less like how it is right now and more like paradise for everybody. It is like a scavenger hunt. It is with your friends.

What to bring:

1. Trash Bag

2. Trash Grabber or Poker

3. Gloves

4. Shoes

5. Water cause you will get thirsty

6. Sunscreen cause it is supposed to be 80 degrees

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the start cause we live in a sue happy country and this event is open to the public.

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

This Trash Party will take place at the interurban trail in Lynnwood. We will begin at the Lynnwood transit center, in the back where it connects to the trail. We will start by walking south.

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

You will need to be able to walk over rocks and sand for an unknown amount of time. probably 2 miles or something.

This event will happen rain or shine.

Please bring water.

Directions:

Park in the Lynnwood Transit Center (or bus or rail there) and go to the back of the parking garage where the interurban trail is.

Parking:

The whole garage!

Cold Plunge

How is a cold plunge pleasurable? We could tell you about hormesis or the endorphin rush, or the fun of doing something intense with friends, but that sounds like a waste of time when you could just show up and see what happens!

What to bring:

1. A towel (a big one — or two)

2. Warm layers to throw on immediately after (hoodie, sweatpants, hat — your body temp drops after you get out, not in the water)

3. Swimsuit or whatever you're plunging in, worn under your clothes so you don't need to change

4. Water shoes or sandals if you've got them — the entry can be rocky

5. Optional: a warm drink in a thermos for after

If you want to come, you will be required to sign our waiver at the beach cause we live in a sue happy country and this event is open to the public.

If you want more info than you find below, also reach out here: hello@realhedonism.org

This cold plunge will take place at Brackett’s Landing

Come with your own safety in mind. No one is responsible for your safety but you.

Guidelines:

We ask that you read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• This event is 18+ and human only. Kids and dogs change the vibe.

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all sensitive to different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around all of your interactions, but does mean that you should always act and connect with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all folks. We do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions (don’t act whack). 

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent and put away for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the plunge, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create. 

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well (especially not swimming) when you are thirsty.

Accessibility:

You will need to be able to walk over rocks and swim in frigid ass water.

This event will happen rain or shine.

Please bring water.

Directions:

Brackett’s Landing is the beach and parking lot on the right side of the ferry terminal in Edmonds. We will gather near the bathroom shelters.

Parking:

There is ample parking at Brackett’s Landing, and if it is full, there is parking nearby in the rest of Edmonds!

Park in a parking spot or some other legal place to leave your car.

Hello, friends!

We will be getting together on Sunday 3/3/19 at 1:00 pm to go for a silent walk in the woods.

We will begin and end our walk at the Mukilteo Community Garden. Rayla and Cameron will guide you through the woods, so there is no need to have knowledge of the area.

We will do a brief verbal introduction at the Community Garden. After that, we ask that everybody stay in a space of silence until the ceremony at Ithaca (a special place in the woods) is complete. Our hope is to create a closed container in which we can discover the woods together, without being drawn into the verbal parts of our minds. We invite everybody to generally avoid even nonverbal communication for the nonverbal portion of the event. This will be a time of listening.

The second half of the walk will be a more verbal time where everyone is welcome and encouraged to discuss their experiences if they please.

We understand that people may have urgent safety concerns while on the walk, and understand that verbalization may be necessary to deal with those concerns. It is good to remember that, outside of complex emergencies, verbal communication is not necessary. For all concerns that are not entirely urgent but still must be communicated, we invite people to use a quiet snap to get attention and pointing to direct attention to any issues.

We ask that people come with their own physical safety in mind, and remember that no one is responsible for their physical safety but themselves. Please read our liability waiver.

Please contact us with questions.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo Washington.

• 3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

• It is a hike on fairly well-maintained trails.

• There will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

• This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

• Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the 512 heading north and ride the bus until the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will the get on the 113 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Guidelines:

We invite you to read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all triggered by different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around sensitive topics but does mean that you should walk into those topics with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all people. That said, we do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions.

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create.

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well (especially not walking) when you are thirsty. :)

• Please read and acknowledge our liability waiver.

!!! Due to snow and ice, we will be postponing this event! We will set a new date as soon as we know there will not be any more snow! Email us if you have any questions! !!!

Hello, friends!

We will be getting together on Sunday 2/10/19 at 12:00 pm to go for a silent walk in the woods.

We will begin at the Mukilteo Community Garden and will walk through the woods to the Mukilteo beach, and then walk back through the woods to the Community Garden.

We will do a brief verbal introduction at the Community Garden. After that, we ask that everybody stay in a space of silence until the ceremony at the beach. Our hope is to create a closed container in which we can discover the woods together, without being drawn into the verbal parts of our minds. We invite everybody to generally avoid even nonverbal communication for the nonverbal portion of the event. This will be a time of listening.

The walk back up the hill will be a more verbal time where everyone is welcome and encouraged to discuss their experiences if they please.

We understand that people may have urgent safety concerns while on the walk, and understand that verbalization may be necessary to deal with those concerns. It is good to remember that, outside of complex emergencies, verbal communication is not necessary. For all concerns that are not entirely urgent but still must be communicated, we invite people to use a quiet snap to get attention and pointing to direct attention to any issues.

We are pretty sure that the event will end before 5 pm, but put that as the end time because we are not positive how long this hike will take with more than the two of us and figured it would be better to air on the side of caution, so you can plan your day. Please contact us with questions.

We ask that people come with their own physical safety in mind, and remember that no one is responsible for their physical safety but themselves. Please read our liability waiver.

Accessibility:

This event will take place mostly in Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo Washington.

• 3(ish) mile round trip, 150 ft. elevation gain

• It is a hike down and back up a somewhat steep hill on fairly well-maintained trails.

• There will most likely be a lot of mud, and you should wear shoes that can get dirty (preferably ones that are waterproof).

• This event will happen rain or shine, so you should wear enough clothes to stay comfortably warm and dry.

• Please bring water.

Directions:

If you are in Seattle and busing, the journey is usually a little more than an hour long. You will get onto the 512 heading north and ride the bus until the Lynnwood Transit Center. You will the get on the 113 North and stay on that bus until reaching 76th st sw in Mukilteo. At that point, walk up the hill on 76th until you reach the end and turn left. You have arrived at the Community Garden!

Parking:

There is ample parking at the Mukilteo Community Garden.

Guidelines:

We invite you to read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

We also have some more event specific guidelines that aren’t covered there:

• Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all triggered by different things. This doesn’t mean you should tiptoe around sensitive topics but does mean that you should walk into those topics with intention and care.

• We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all people. That said, we do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions.

• We ask that you keep your phone on silent for the duration of the event.

• We ask that you show up on time and stay for the duration of the walk, as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create.

• Please come well fed. Perhaps bring a bar or banana or some other easy to carry snack that starts with the letter “b”. ;)

• Once again, please bring water. Nothing works well (especially not walking) when you are thirsty. :)

• Please read and acknowledge our liability waiver.

Hello Friends!

We will be getting together the day before the first full moon of the year to set intentions for 2019.

Please come if you are interested in setting the foundation for this to be your most pleasurable year yet.

The focus of this event is to create a vision board that represents the pleasures that you wish to call in this year. (For those uninitiated in the sacred art of vision boarding, a vision board is more or less a piece of cardboard that you paste images onto in a way that is visually pleasing to you. Often these images are cut out of magazines.) We will begin with some conversations about pleasure and end by sharing our visions with each other.

We find that having a vision board that you really resonate with, sitting somewhere you will see it on a daily basis, can be extremely useful for staying accountable to your vision. For instance, our vision board in our room helps us to remember our relationship goals and judge decisions based upon how they fit with those goals. We hope that by the end of this event, everyone will walk away with a powerful tool of accountability, intention and pleasure.

Feel free to BYOM (Bring Your Own Magazines) if you want, but you do not have to, as we will bring A LOT (think two big boxes).

Please arrive and settle in between 1:15 and 1:30 as we will begin promptly at 1:30. We will end at 4:00 pm, but we will be chatting and cleaning until 4:30.

We invite you to read our beliefs page before coming to get a general idea of how we operate.

GUIDELINES:

- This event is not about sex. While we are a sex positive community, sex is not the focus -- pleasure is. During this event NO sexual activity is permitted and there will be no mandatory physical touch.

- Be mindful of the people around you and the fact that we are all triggered by different things. This doesn’t mean you should tip toe around sensitive topics, but does mean that you should walk into those topics with intention and care.

- We are looking to create an environment that is loving and supportive for all people. That said, we do not tolerate violent and oppressive words or actions.

- We ask that you leave the room to use your phone as well as keeping your phone on vibrate for the duration of the event.

- We ask that you show up for the entire duration of the event (1:30pm to 4:00pm), as coming and going will disrupt the container we are attempting to create.

- We must follow all the rules laid out by the library. Some we aren’t in love with ourselves, (no bare feet?) but it is a free, accessible venue, so for now, we will comply.

- Please come well fed. While we would love to bring lots of yummy snacks, the library has rules against eating in the room we reserved.

- Please bring water. Nothing works well when you are thirsty. :)

ACCESSIBILITY:

Our event will be taking place in the Meeting Room at the Capitol Hill Branch of the Seattle Public Library. That being said we know:

-There is at least one single-occupant all-gender restroom.

- There are multi-stall single-gender restrooms.

- All library locations, restrooms and meeting rooms are accessible.

- There are designated accessible parking spaces are available.

- There are automatic doors at all main entrances.

- There is elevator access to all levels.

If there are ways we can make the space more accessible for you, please let us know. We would love to help shape a welcoming space for your body and your needs.

PARKING:

- There is free parking available.

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See you the day before the full moon! Just watch the moon cycle every night, you’ll know when to show up! ;)