VoicesofAncestralPeoples

20-21 October 2026 · Wild Nature Farm · Rennesøy, Norway

A Gathering of Voices

Voices of Ancestral Peoples is a gathering where indigenous wisdom traditions, spiritual practice, and conscious living weave into a single conversation - spoken through story, song, silence, and soil. This is a two-day gathering, with the possibility of being invited to extended programs in the following days.

On a regenerative farm just off the Norwegian coast, we come together to listen to the land, to the ancestors, to each other. This is not a conference. It is a homecoming to the old ways of knowing, held gently within a landscape that is itself learning to heal.

Apply to Become A Participant

This gathering is by application only. It's a circle we're building person by person - of changemakers, wisdom keepers, community stewards, artists, and educators. To unite ancestral wisdom and local knowledge. Not simply to talk about change, but to practise it. 

Tickets are 500$ for the two days. If you are unable to cover the full cost, please don't hesitate to get in touch to see if you are eligible for sponsorship.

Confirmed Voice

Portrait of Pai Nani (Kateyuve) of the Yawanawá tribe

Pai Nani (Kateyuve) - Yawanawá Tribe

Pai Nanî (Nani Kateyuve) is a spiritual leader of the Yawanawá people, an Indigenous community living in the Acre region of the Brazilian Amazon. The Yawanawá have protected and lived in deep relationship with their territory for thousands of years, preserving one of the most biodiverse regions of the rainforest. 

As one of the few elders who still speaks the original Pano language fluently, Pai Nanî has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the ancestral traditions, stories, and spiritual knowledge of his people.

Over recent years, Pai Nanî has represented Indigenous voices at international gatherings including COP summits, the World Economic Forum, the European Parliament, and meetings with global leaders. His presence at the gathering offers an opportunity to listen directly to perspectives rooted in reciprocity with nature, intergenerational knowledge, and cultural resilience.

Threads of the Gathering

Ancestral Wisdom
A gathering of wisdom keepers, Indigenous voices, and spiritual practitioners coming together to revive ancestral wisdom as guidance for a more harmonious future. Rooted in respect for nature, cycles, and community, the gathering creates space to listen, learn, and remember ancient ways of relating to the Earth and one another.
Creating A Shared Vision for the Future
The gathering is not only reflective, but visionary. Together, we will co-create a manifesto and explore new ways of organizing society beyond scarcity, extraction, and division. Through dialogue across cultures and traditions, the intention is to plant seeds for regenerative systems grounded in unity, dignity, and collective responsibilities.
From Sharing to Action
Alongside prayer, teachings, and spiritual practice, the gathering focuses on concrete next steps. Conversations around material projects, cultural preservation, and future collaboration aim to turn conversation into living action and long-term initiatives for communities around the world.

The Land That Holds Us

Wild Nature Farm sits on the island of Rennesøy — a place where wide-open skies meet rocky coastline, where sheep graze on wind-swept hillsides and the air carries the salt of the North Sea.

Since 2021, this land has been tended with regenerative intention - working with the rhythms of the seasons, rebuilding soil, and inviting the wild back in. It is a place still learning, still listening. The perfect ground for a gathering rooted in deep time.

Wild Nature Farm — green pastures and traditional Norwegian farm buildings surrounded by coastal landscape

Answer the Call

If something in you stirs at the thought of gathering on living land, listening to old stories, and remembering what your bones already know - you are welcome to apply to join our small circle.

20-21 October 2026 · Wild Nature Farm · Rennesøy, Norway

© Voices of Ancestral Peoples. Photo credit: Mario Schmitt