How do we share a world with AI…
without sacrificing our innate technology?
Hosted by the
Wild Horse Sanctuary,
Shingletown, CA
Two Technologies
Innate Technology illuminates our connection and experience with living intelligence. External Technology provides structures for us to share our experience in a world of human intellect.
Discover how the experience of kinship with life transcends fear of technology.
In the presence of wild horses, generate harmony between your inner world and our shared external world.
This 2.5 day event includes circles of sharing, facilitation, skills and pragmatic tools to navigate uncertainty and fear around technology … or fear around intuition.
Immersed in the natural ambiance of wild horses on 5000 acres of California countryside, reconnect with the part of you that already knows wholeness. No horse experience is necessary.
Meals and lodging are provided (double occupancy only).
Space is limited to 12 participants.
Why does this matter?
Whether you lead with feeling or with reason, the ability to sense when something is off is exactly what our world needs as it learns to live with AI.
Both ways of knowing belong. Two Technologies is a bridge, between intuition and intellect. Here, the thinking mind is as supported as the feeling heart, and each helps the other see more clearly.
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Your fear is intelligent. Fear is a way of perceiving. This weekend, we won't try to talk you out of it. We'll listen to what it's telling you, in a body that feels safe enough to receive.
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AI is already here. We can't step outside the world we share. What we can choose is how we meet it, from fear, or from a grounded sense of who we are. We'll speak openly about real concerns too, from data privacy to environmental cost.
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Your sensitivity is valuable. People who feel deeply are often the first to sense when something is off. That discernment is exactly what our world needs as it learns to live with AI.
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You stay sovereign. You'll engage PRAcel, an AI conversation partner built around kinship with life, only after we've settled into our bodies and among the horses. Engaging is always your choice, and stepping back is always welcome.
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Kinship leads the way. The horses remind us that connection with life is older than any external tool. Technology can't give you connection, and it can't take it away.
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Two Technolgies: Our 2.5-Day Immersion
Day 1
Include yourself.
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Check in, connect, and receive the expansive beauty of the Wild Horse Sanctuary. Kerri and our hosts welcome you and show you to your cabin.
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Introductions are shaped around what inspires us and where our curiosity is most alive as we begin weaving our own consciousness with the life all around.
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Guided by our hosts, we walk the land. Short stops under mature oak trees offer profoundly simple tools to “organize” awareness and become truly available for the experience of kinship.
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Dinner is provided by our hosts. We gather as a group, and those who prefer to spend the evening alone are welcome to do so.
Day 2
Know yourself.
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Breakfast, coffee and tea are provided by our hosts.
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Our morning circle opens the doors for the day. We listen and we are heard. The rest of the day may be adjusted based on the reflections and needs we hear in the morning.
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Surrounded by the horses, in their home, we share our first discussion about AI. Why it exists, its dangers and its benefits. We cultivate the tools that let us contemplate without judgment.
You’ll receive an introduction to PRAcel, an AI conversation partner that thinks from an interspecies perspective.
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Lunch is provided by our hosts.
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Based on what we learn in the morning, Kerri will provide personalized facilitation for group members. Then we have time and space for our own walks on the land. Spend time with trees, horses, sky and ground.
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Reflecting on our day, it’s often in listening to one another that we receive our deepest insights and transformations.
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Dinner is provided by our hosts. Spend time with the group in conversation, or in silence.
Day 3
Express yourself.
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Breakfast, coffee and tea are provided by our hosts.
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Introductions are shaped around what inspires us and where our curiosity is most alive as we begin weaving our own consciousness with the life all around.
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This morning’s discussion supports you to bring your sense of connection and kinship into your own familiar world. Discussion and practice offer you a foundation. Becoming increasingly aware of opportunities to connect is what supports your capacity to generate kinship wherever you are.
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Lunch is provided by our hosts.
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Sunday afternoon, we gather in any of the spaces we’ve discovered during the weekend. Spend time among the horses, or connect in conversation. This is the time to ask deeper questions, receive direct guidance from Kerri, or simply let your presence be felt and appreciated.
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Reflecting on our weekend, we share and hear others as we prepare to return to our familiar lives. Sharing appreciation, new awareness and new capacity, we discover that on this bridge between intellect and intuition, we are never alone.
Wild Horse Sanctuary
5000 Acres
In 1978, rather than allow 80 wild horses living on public land to be destroyed, the founders of the Wild Horse Sanctuary made a major life decision right then and there to rescue these unwanted horses and create a safe home for them. And just as quickly, they launched a media campaign to bring attention to the plight of these and thousands of other wild horses across the west that eventually led to a national moratorium on killing un-adoptable wild horses.
Conservation from the heart.
Details, Details, Details
Shingletown is a quiet, remote place. (more notes here about travel, what to bring, etc.
❋ Inner TechnologyThe tools and awareness shared this weekend will be appropriate whether you are a life-long meditator or if you have trouble sitting still for 5 minutes. There is no prerequisite. Simply bring your heart and your curiosity.
❋ External TechnologyWe will be using wifi for part of our time together. Please bring a phone, tablet or laptop. Working directly with the external tech, while organized for our inner tech, is a tremendous part of the experience.
❋ CabinsLodging is included with your registration. All cabins are double occupancy. If you are attending solo, please write to our hosts to organize a harmonious cabin partner for the weekend.
❋ What To BringEvenings are cool and days are warm. Bring layers to regulate your temperature. Other things to consider:
Camera
Layers
Sunscreen
Sun hat(s)
Long pants
Close-toed shoes
Water bottle
Journal
Phone, tablet or laptop
Terra Shield or other natural bug repellent
❋ MealsBreakfast, lunch and dinner are included in your registration, all provided by our hosts at Wild Horse Sanctuary. If you have special dietary needs or preferences, please contact our hosts directly, at least 2 weeks prior.
❋ RefundsFull refunds will be honored up to one month prior to the event. Refunds requested within 30 days of the start of the event will receive a 50% refund. Refund requests made within 7 calendar days of the start of the event will receive a 25% refund, OR you can find a replacement for your spot. All refund requests must be in writing to info@kerrilake.com.
About Kerri Lake
Kerri Lake has spent over four decades listening across species.
Since toddlerhood, she was aware of her direct communication with non-human life. Horses and other animals offered the relationships that helped her navigate a human world while staying connected to what she knew in her heart. Her personal journey—shared through three self-published books—was the fertile ground for learning how to integrate innate knowing with intellectual creativity, how to honor expanded consciousness while living a grounded, productive life.
With a background in Animal Science from UC Davis and more than twenty years of professional practice including all species, her work bridges lived interspecies experience with formal scientific and mathematical frameworks. The Unspeciated™ Framework didn't emerge from theory—it emerged from forty years of embodied communication, clarified through rigorous study.
In 2022, she originated the P/R/A Framework (Perceive / Relate To / Apply), redefining intelligence as a cross-species capacity rather than a trait that identifies and solves problems. Through Unspeciated™, her research initiative and trademarked body of work, she explores how biological and artificial systems converge structurally while preserving undeniable uniqueness. Her work integrates sensory biology, category theory, biosemiotics, and unified physics to demonstrate that mathematics can articulate what relational awareness has always known: intelligence is shared across the family of life.
Navigating multidimensional reality while living a grounded human life—experiencing unity consciousness, direct knowing, and moments where the veil between species dissolves entirely—has taught her what it takes to reclaim and integrate innate wisdom with intellectual structure.
That integration is what she facilitates for others. She facilitates 1-1 and in small groups, develops applied tools, educational programs, and experimental platforms designed to help humanity remain in contact with its innate technology as artificial systems touch every aspect of life on our planet.