Becoming Wolf
Becoming Wolf
"Bring Alive the Wolf in You"
Why do people either love or hate Wolves—why is nobody neutral about them? Wolves are in our blood. We have lived with Wolves ever since we first became Human; and we still do, as the spirit of Wolf lives on in our Dogs. In this workshop, we explore that primal relationship, then bring it back to life.
The inspiration for this workshop comes from the soul journey you can connect with below:
If that inspires you to say farewell to your old self and come run with the Wolf to seek a home for your soul, then please come and join the pack, where we are going to:
- Live together like Wolves, engaging in their daily rituals and seeing and feeling as they do.
- Feel the spirit of Wolf by walking in his footsteps in the Wilds and reading his stories.
- Go back to the beginning, to rediscover how Wolves made us Human.
- Hear our ancestral stories of how life was when we all lived and ran with Wolf.
- Spend time with people who have lived with, studied, and rescued Wolves.
- Learn Wolf language to better communicate with each other and all of Nature.
- Journey to recall our ancestral memories of the time when Wolf and Human were one.
- Become Wolf Warriors to help our Brother Wolf again run free and in peace.
Tamarack Song, Lety Seibel, OdeMakwa, Jurjen Annen, Tibbe de Raat, and Michan Biesbroek are your guides to the World of the Wolf.
In 1972, Tamarack rescued from a zoo the last surviving Wolves in Wisconsin, USA.. In honor of that gift, the Wolf family adopted him and taught him the Way of the Wolf. Ever since, he has been sharing the teachings and helping people rekindle their innate love for Wolf, through the Brother Wolf Foundation, a series of books, and workshops. Lety and OdeMakwa have been keeping tabs on their local Wolf families for a number of years. They know the families’ homelands, the fluctuations in their numbers, their mating behaviors, and the other prey and predator animals they coexist with.
> Live together like Wolves, engaging in their daily rituals and seeing and feeling as they do..
> Feel the spirit of Wolf by walking in his footsteps in the Wilds and reading his stories.
> Go back to the beginning, to rediscover how Wolves made us Human.
"I was surprised about the level of care staff brought to this event. The amount of focus, effort, and soul they put in was evident. They are knowledgeable, encouraging and there to help. Their devotion to tracking is strong, and their combined knowledge is powerful. Their impact on my life is something I carry with the utmost gratitude"
~ Joe Colder
What you can expect:
- 5 days of diving deep into the world of Wolf
- Guidance of some very special elders and teachers
- Camping in the biggest wilderness area in the Netherlands
- Being in the middle of the territory of a active pack of wolves
- 3 meals (vegetarian) a day
- a place to set up your own tent (so bring your own tent and sleeping gear)
- we will send you more details (exact locations, public transport etc. after registration)
Practicals:
Dates: september 23-27 2026
Location: De veluwe, Netherlands
Price: € 1045,- (including meals and camping)
>> Please note: The registration form is in dutch (Google translate is your friend), you can fill it out in english. If you have any trouble, send an email at: info@bosbeweging.nl and we will help you through it.
Your teachers
Jurjen Annen, Tibbe de Raat, Michan Biesbroek, Lety Seibel, OdeMakwa, and Tamarack Song are your guides to the World of the Wolf.
Tamarack Song
In 1972, Tamarack rescued from a zoo the last surviving Wolves in Wisconsin, USA.. In honor of that gift, the Wolf family adopted him and taught him the Way of the Wolf. Ever since, he has been sharing the teachings and helping people rekindle their innate love for Wolf, through the Brother Wolf Foundation, a series of books, and workshops.
Lety and OdeMakwa
Being trained by her Mayan Curandera (Shaman) grandmother, Lety brings the traditional way of communing with Wolf and other animal guides to this experience. She is a certified Wilderness Guide and has been a Wilderness Guide Program instructor for the past 20 years. And above all, she is an Elder Storyteller, bringing you ancient legends to help unravel the mysteries continually unfolding before you on the Trail of the Mystic Wolf.
OdeMakwa
Having monitored our neighboring Wolf families for the past ten years as part of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Carnivore Tracking Program, OdeMakwa knows the whys and whereabouts of our local Wolves, along with the Bobcats, Fishers, Foxes, and Coyotes who share their Wilderness home with them. Odemakwa is a certified Wilderness Guide and Program Director for the Brother Wolf Foundation.
Jurjen Annen
After years of leading excursions, guiding in Spitsbergen, and surviving in Europe’s wildest regions, tI am now passing on my passion and knowledge through Bosbeweging.
What draws me into the forest is the silence. Not the silence around me, but the silence within. Nature is nature, and I am part of it. Simple as that. Returning to the basics allows me to look at my own life from a distance. How can you truly see your own world when you’re standing right in the middle of it?
Tibbe de Raat
Tibbe’s journey through the deep within the Amazon, where he lived with a traditional family, hunted, fished, and helped build a traditional house. Later, he spent six weeks in the primitive community of Wildroots in the U.S., drinking from the creek, eating bear meat, and building his own shelter.
For Tibbe, these ancestral skills form the foundation for feeling part of nature again. Because who are you, when you walk into the forest with nothing? That’s the question he invites everyone to explore.
Michan Biesbroek
I sometimes say that I learned tracking from my father and ‘forest awareness’ from my mother. In my early childhood, my father showed me tracks in the sand, while my mother pointed out animals in the forest and the dunes. Together, they taught me to become part of nature rather than disturb it. That learning, that ongoing search for how to belong more fully to the natural world, has been at the heart of my life for a long time now, and I don’t think I will ever be done learning..
About Bosbeweging
At Bosbeweging, you learn to survive in an Indigenous way, right in the heart of Dutch nature.
We return to the origins — where skills and intuition come alive, and where our senses and instincts are used to their fullest. Learn how to feel at home in the forest without modern gear. Discover a way of living with nature as your foundation: finding and preparing food in an earth oven, making fire with a bow drill, and tuning your awareness to the rhythm of the woods. The forest is more than a backdrop.
We believe that by taking you into the woods, we can spark wonder, appreciation, and a renewed connection with the natural world. Step out of your comfort zone and learn that everything you need is already provided by nature.
The wilderness lives within you.
| Becoming Wolf (meerdaagse) 23 september 2026 t/m 27 september 2026, Veluwe, nabij Harderwijk Prijs: € 1045,00 |
