Qi can be invoked and used as a powerful healing tool.
Based on ancient understanding and contemporary teaching, Medical QiGong offers a map of the energy body and practices to effect positive change within all the many levels of our physical, emotional and spiritual beings.
Come and find out how!
Facilitator: Leopard
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Edward will take us through the process of creating poetry, from submerging ourselves in feelings, allowing these to wash over us, and allowing the creative flair to flourish.
Participants are encouraged to create their own poems and share their creative endeavours.
This is a safe space for learning and opening up to self-expression.
Facilitator: Edward Daniel
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
The Divine Spark lies within us all, and we are all made perfect.
This ritual helps us to fully accept and celebrate our divine individuality and understand the world and existence, glorified and blessed by the rich diversity we help create.
Facilitator: Magus Phoenix
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Explore your innate healing abilities in this class on dowsing.
We shall learn easy techniques in this fun hands-on workshop, and tune into our own innate ability to sense and move energy to create healing for ourself, our friends, and the earth.
Facilitator: Francis Rushby
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Details to follow...
Location: Outside - Fire Circle
Details to follow...
Location: Outside - Fire Circle
Simple practices of elements from chi gung, dance, arab egyptian, chakras and more. A native american inspired love song to creation.
Weaving ourselves with the earth elements & energies and our imaginations of miraculous life in each moment. Develop a practise to take away into your daily life.
Facilitator: Sky Chapman
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
This workshop offers intuitive dance practices in service of anyone who wishes to consult the oracle.
The protocol is explained, then the space is cleared and the rhythmic drumming begins.
When a person wishing to consult the oracle raises their hand, Pol will come to them and make eye contact before diving into a trance-state dance and the sharing of the oracle, followed by a period of closure.
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
We’ll learn how to make your shrine at home and consecrate it to Pachamama to protect you, your house and your loved ones.
We will open a Huaca together, share our wishes, cleanse our souls, renew our energy and dance Andean music, opening the way to the Hanac Pachap, otherwise known as Heaven.
Facilitator: Pampayruna
Location: Workshop dome
This is an interactive workshop to Identify, discuss the uses of, and in a couple of instances taste some of the herbs, trees and other plants used by ancient and modern druids.
You may wish to bring your own cup with you.
It will be different plants from those identified in 2023!
Facilitator: George Kestell
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
In a procession we will perform the Andean song Hanac Pachap, and make a healing music singing circle around a tree.
Then we will dance indigenous traditional dances.
This will be a space to connect and open our hearts together with other beautiful LGBTQ+ souls.
Facilitator: Pampayruna
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Sounds with Nature guides children to connect with themselves and the earth.
Through a circle of harmonious sounds and extensive exploration of natural materials, the workshop fosters a deep appreciation for the diverse symphony of nature, creating a memorable and enriching experience.
Facilitator: Athena Aperta
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
In this workshop you will learn to sit with and read the stones. They will speak through you, giving you answers to the questions that you seek.
Nature will reveal her connection to you from within.
The great myth of separation will be demystified, and you will seek no more.
Facilitator: Imbas
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Knowing the names of plants helps us get to know them as individuals, learn their needs, and build lifelong relationships.
Join us for a walk to look at the distinguishing features of common native trees, so that you can confidentially identify a handful of species.
Facilitator: Nick Jarvis
Location: Outside - Meet at village hall
Thank you to everyone for creating a wonderful space for all! 