四国
Something is stirring toward the path.
Shikoku is an 88-temple pilgrimage that circles an island. Pilgrims have been walking it for over a thousand years.
If you feel any draw toward walking—whether soon or distant, whether the full circuit or a section, whether you can name why or not—there is a way to mark the turning.
This isn't an application. It's a way to say: something in me is stirring toward this.
When walks begin to form, we'll reach out to those who might walk together.
Filling this out places you in the Forming Pool—a holding space for those who feel called. When a walk seems to want to form, and you seem like you might be part of it, you'll receive an invitation.
You can always say no, or "not this time." There is no timeline. The path is patient.
Something did not reach us. Please check the form and try once more.
This is not a mailing list. Your contact will be held with care and used only for direct communication about KUNI and walks taking shape in Shikoku.
Thank you.
You've marked the turning.
When a walk begins to take shape and you seem like you might be part of it, we'll reach out.
In the meantime, there is nothing you need to do.
The path will find its time.
If you want to understand more about what this path is and what it means to walk it:
Read the longer orientation