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Meeting Sky Series

Something New has emerged from the conversation with Dark Mystery I’ve been engaged in for a few years now…

As I’ve rehydrated ancient Chinese characters and cosmologies, delving deeply within the actualness, I’ve found myself engaging intimately with something much earlier and more broadly EurAsian, tapping my way into Neolithic and late Paleolithic layers of remembrance, of ways of being, where Sky and Earthen Mound are singing their songs and dancing their dances, and we humans are singing and dancing along…

We’re continually being invited to commune with Life as a way of becoming more actually human, invited to revitalize by emergently originating, experiencing ourselves beyond the defining and colonizing constructs of empire (I’m lookin’ at you Dude Standardization Project), learning and living our way into this alive storied Universe, here and now!

And so, I’m offering a seasonal series of intensive explorations of ecosystemic aliveness through early Chinese characters, writings, mythologies, and cosmologies.

Some excerpts from our first session…


We’ll be bringing layers of Early Cosmology into current experience for YiJing/I Ching aficionados, and Inner Martial Arts, Chinese Medicine, and FengShui practitioners, as well as Anyone interested in Cultivating Presence in the real real world, which is right here, and has been the whole time!!

No prior knowledge needed. Anyone with beginner’s mind is welcome!

The Meeting Sky series began in Autumn ’25 ~ Living Divination, situating ourselves in conversation with the ongoingness of the living divinatory dance, engaging with the actualness of meeting and coming to intimately know Sky through the dances of Sun, Moon, and Earth.

The Meeting Sky Series continued in Winter ’26 ~ River Crossing Festival Dragon Tiger Dance, gathering together to sing the Equinox River Crossings, seeing Azure Dragon arise and White Tiger set, and following Moon as it journeys the lunar lodges!

The Meeting Sky Series offers another round in Spring/Summer ’26 ~ Northern Dipper & Weaver Woman, including the storied shifting of the North Star through the ages…

So much intimate richness to be experienced!

We go deep into experiencing cosmos alive here and now
while connecting with cosmos alive thousands of years ago!

Check out these links to register or learn more…

Autumn ’25 ~ Living Divination Recordings
This is the foundational ecosystem building of the whole series!
And so, this is highly recommended to weave in,
even if you join us in another round of the Series!

Winter ’26 ~ River Crossing Festival Dragon Tiger Dance Recordings
This round brings you deeper into knowing the Chinese starry sky and the rich ecosystem of cosmology.

Spring/Summer ’26 ~ Northern Dipper & Weaver Woman ~ LIVE Course starting soon!

 

Meeting Sky

Cultivate ecosystemic aliveness
through learning early Chinese cosmologies

For more than two decades, Stargazer Li aka Cheryl “Li” Walter, Ph.D., has been Conversing with Universe and Keeping Time as a way of life. Her highly unique approach involves deep presence in engaging with the unfolding story of the moment, living natural rhythms, offering starry experiences under the night sky, making and sharing planetary essences and essence elixirs, and generally geeking out on the amazingness of life. 

Li has conversed with the YiJing for more than four decades. Her deepening into living Chinese cosmology developed through a decade of living inside a home and land (where she built an open-field Stumphenge aligned with the solstices and equinoxes) that was daily storied by the living cosmology of black Sun birds cawing in the Mulberry tree of East in the mornings and flying in from all directions to honor sunset in the Ruo tree of West, before overnighting along the convergence of two creeks in the watery North. This experience shaped her being through a profound experience of mythopoetic grace. 

In recent years, Li has been invited by Life into reading and remembering cosmological experiences and ways of relating from which the ancient Chinese characters and bagua emerged, and has since been deeply engaged in learning, rehydrating, teaching, and expressing an intimate, Dao-ish sense of ecosystemic aliveness.

Photo Credit: Lisa Baiter