
Resilience as a Sacred Practice for Challenging Times
With Wolf Martinez
Saturday 14 March 2026
8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm CET
Approximately 2 hours
Across our planet, many are feeling the weight of uncertainty and change. And yet, within every authentic lineage based tradition, joy is critical medicine.
We are honored to welcome Shamans Directory Member Wolf Martinez, for this powerful online gathering. In this timely and heart-opening session, Wolf will share lessons learned from his own life experience, and the Lakota lineage, on the sacred role of joy, not as denial of hardship, but as a disciplined, life-affirming practice that strengthens the human spirit.
Joy, as Wolf teaches, is an act of resilience. It restores balance. It reconnects us to Creator, to community, and to our responsibility as good relatives. Especially in challenging times, choosing joy becomes a way of standing upright in our humanity, emerging wiser, kinder, and more courageous. This is an invitation to remember that joy is not separate from the work of healing, it is medicine that the world needs.
Wolf Martinez has dedicated his life to learning, honoring, and living the wisdom of his ancestors — teachings that remind us we are related to all that is within the web of life. Guided by reverence for the Seven Generations before us and the Seven Generations yet to come, his path is rooted in humility, responsibility, and trust in the Creator of all that is. Having found his way to these teachings at a young age through profound personal struggle, Wolf speaks from lived experience about what it means to come home to oneself.
Join us for an enriching and grounding experience of story, wisdom, and reflection, and rediscover the medicine that lives within your own heart.
This event is FREE and all are welcome.
No preregistration is required.
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