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Rewilding, to me, is an act of reclamation. It means rekindling a connection to my inner child, releasing a sense of playfulness, curiosity and unbridled joy. Rewilding means embodying my powerful connection to self and honoring my intuition.
There is a burning within me to rewild. Backpacking, meditation, surfing, and dancing among the trees are some of my favorite ways to feed my sense of wildness and play. Yet I, too, rewild, come home to myself beneath all the layers of expectations and rules, when I meaningfully connect with others, when I read poetry and pick fruit.
The impetus of 'Rewilding Child' comes from my want to share revelations, wonders, and questions in my internal and external worlds through my journey of soul searching, adventure-seeking, and storytelling. This is my path to spreading messages to foster life of fulfillment and love.
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What is rewilding?
Hello, my name is Ava Adoline and I am a storyteller. I've always loved reading, using books as portals into different worlds, wielding poetry as stepping stones into the deepest feeling parts of myself. When I was really little I started writing in my first journal. Fuzzy, embossed with some girl boss quote I have long forgotten, it even had one of those little locks to make it feel extra special. I've filled over a dozen journals since.
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I process through writing, I record and remember. I wake up in the middle of the night to write bits of poems in my notes app, and I spend afternoons crafting recollections of moments I want to cherish.
I've created this space to share travel tales in my efforts to live a fulfilling and explorative life as well as writing about deeper purpose and questions about the sweet, soulful, and strange intricacies of living in this world today.
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So often I hear that it is a wild world we are living in. Well, hell, I want to be wild too.
A love of stories
