
About A Wild Call
A space for those who sense the old ways still humming beneath the concrete.
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The work is simple but not easy: To put down the devices that fragment attention. To let the hands get dirty. To trade consumption for creation. To measure time in sun positions rather than notifications.
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"The most radical act is to belong completely to your body while the world tries to turn you into an idea."

I am Arudhi and for years, I measured my life in spreadsheets and promotions. That gnawing sense that modernity’s trade-offs (stress for success, screens for sunsets) were a Faustian bargain no one had warned us about.
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My turning point came not with grand revelations, but with dirt under fingernails. With mornings where my dog’s muddy paws on my cottage's floor were the day’s greatest crisis.
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When I left corporate life for a mountain village, I didn’t just change locations— I changed timelines. My body remembered what my mind had forgotten: We aren’t meant to endure life. We’re meant to belong to it.
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A Wild Call was born from that belonging. From the certainty that what healed me wasn’t exotic—just essential. That for 99.9% of human history, ‘wellness’ wasn’t a purchased experience but a way of human lifestyle on Earth.
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Our retreats and gatherings are bridges back to that baseline. Not as permanent escapes, but as proof: even a brief contact with the wild rewires us.
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Now based between forests and cities, I curate these spaces for others who feel that ancient pull beneath their productivity. Come when you’re ready to remember.
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