School of Practical Spirituality: Omen Walk in High Park

School of Practical Spirituality: Signs and Synchronicities

School of Practical Spirituality: Omen Walk in High Park

Tue, Nov 10 · 7 PM · High Park North Gate

Last week we talked about signs and synchronicities — now let’s go looking for them.

Join the School of Practical Spirituality for a guided Omen Walk through High Park. This is a follow-up to our Signs & Synchronicities workshop, where we’ll take the ideas off the page and into the world. An Omen Walk is a form of divination ritual used in many traditions — a practice of walking with a clear question or intention and paying close attention to what meets you along the way: symbols, repeated words, animals, small coincidences, inner nudges. We’ll practice noticing these impressions and reflecting on what they might be pointing toward.

We’ll meet at High Park North Gate at 7pm and walk together as a group. We’ll pause along the way for short reflections and close with a circle to share what we noticed.

We’ll practice:

· Setting a clear intention or question before we walk
· Walking in receptive attention instead of trying to “make” signs happen
· Noticing patterns, repetitions, and what stands out
· Discerning a genuine nudge from wishful thinking
· Sharing our observations in a grounded, supportive group circle

No prerequisites. No dogma. Whether you came to the workshop or you’re simply curious, you’re welcome here. This is a chance to practice together, laugh at the strange little coincidences, and learn to trust your own noticing.

A few practical notes:
· November evenings are dark and cold — dress warmly, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a flashlight or headlamp
· Bring a notebook or use your phone to jot down what you notice
· We’ll be outdoors for roughly 90 minutes
· If weather or conditions are unsafe, we’ll post an update here

Pay What You Can (optional donation) — no one turned away. Just come ready to walk, notice, and wonder.

Come curious. Come as you are. Let’s see what the park has to say.