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Drop into the essence of things and awaken to the many dimensions of the reality around you. In this stillness you will find wholeness.
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Stop reacting to life and the old stories and begin responding to life, fully present and engaged in the creative process.
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Join us in this shamanic opening to your soul guidance and clarification of your potential or potency.
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You will release the past in structures, meditation and ceremony, with gratitude for the learning and gifts. This brings the freedom to vision quest and deliberately separate from the anchors of everyday life.
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Practically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually you will cast yourself away from all you think you know or own.
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Drop your baggage and rediscover life’s richness and endless abundance.
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Renew respect, appreciation and celebration of the beauty of Nature, of Mother Earth and her plants and animals, her elements and rhythms and the healing they constantly bring you.
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You will see that you are the Dreamer and you are also Dreamed -
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You will rest in The Dreamtime, the energy realm from which the blueprint for the material/incarnate world comes. If desired, fasting can be undertaken but this is not mandatory and will not be facilitated or recommended. That chocie is your responsibility. You will immerse yourself in a time of transition alone in nature.
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Consciousness of who you really are and what you really want arises from being still in nature.
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You will breathe deep, drop into the essence of things and be present to, awaken to the many dimensions of the reality around you. In this stillness you will find wholeness.
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You will embrace yourself and energise your visions.
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that what might feel right for you in any given moment is not life and soul’s deepest intention –knowing the latter requires deep listening
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That empty space and silence in every day are vital support to your natural happiness
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How to trust life enough to give up being the decision maker or trying to carefully control life -
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I am clear about my priorities, my values, how I will spend my time this year, what comes next. Thank you for freeing me from the ifs and buts!
John Sawyer, Cambridge
I appreciate my time much more than I did before, no frittering.....and nature has become vital. No big changes outside, but everything has changed inside. And when change manifests, I will trust that it is right for me because Im so centred
Sally Davids, Norwich
A fab weekend...my inner child came out to play!
Oriana Wood, Gerrards Cross
I am in love with the earth again! Thank you!
Julian, Leicester
a big THANK YOU to you both.Tim~ I have a big smiley impression of you striding,
through the valley, with your flock following you and gathering them all up again-
Joy~ deep thanks from my heart and from my little girl, who would have loved to climb a tree with your little girl. I deeply rediscovered the magic and the delight of my child in nature this weekend, as well as experiencing a shamanic reality and discovering my ability to create and recreate my dream and to be still and receive deep wisdom and guidance from nature. I clearly experienced the male and female in nature and in myself... the insights still coming........
I woke at 5 am on the last day and wrote this as, a child remembering the simple pleasures of her childhood:" I LOVED nature. The simple joy and wonder and delight of a cowslip (especially cowslips), a primrose, old man's beard, cuckoo pint, cuckoo spit, catkins, pussy willow, rose hips, hips n haws, a bird's nest, a bird's egg, climbing a tree, stinging nettles, "doc" leaves, house martins, lambs, cow pats, chewing the sweet end of a blade of grass, sucking the nectar from dead nettle flowers, blackberry picking, crunching through autumn leaves, cob nuts, conkers, frost, snow, spiders, daffodils, those red legged birds on a pond, climbing trees, making dens, baby birds, 'nature walks', tadpoles, bats, lying on my back making pictures with the clouds, rainbows, black skies, thunder storms, swimming in the sea, swimming in a river, horse riding through the fields and lanes, the hedgerow, the views from hills, the smell of summer, the smell of autumn, honeysuckle, midgey bites, catching Daddy Longlegses in the long grass, slow worms, peacocks calling in the school yard, cockadoodledoo, moo, baa, the GLORIOUS smell of sileage, ears of wheat, corn dollies, we plough the fields and scatter, harvest festival, a flock of starlings, a jenny wren, a dormouse, an otter on Exmoor, a kingfisher, going fishing quietly by a lake or noisily for mackerel in a boat, the seals round Dinas Head, pebbles, sand, shells, stones, making things with sticks, starting a fire with a magnifying glass, the warmth of the sun and the earth, wet mud, puddles, sploshing, skidding on ice, shiney quartz, the mountains, woods, forests, waterfalls, the moon, the stars, the Great Bear, Big Dipper, Orion's Belt, Pole star, shooting stars, the Sun, blue skies, drizzle, torrential rain, the smell of newly mown grass, CATERPILLARS!!, butterflies..............................................................................."
For me, this was the most delightful Secret Garden journey I have experienced thus
far. I am overflowing with gratitude at the simplicity of it all and the spaciousness
and the time in silence, in nature, with myself. Perfick!! Please let me know if
you do another VQ-
Karen Scott, Chippenham
amazingly well organised and prepared
Fi Macmillan, Nailsworth
The group felt alive and present to me. Such a surprise for me to see as clear as
day what an elaborate game i've been playing out. I value even more the part of me
that feels tender and is sensing because that part of me actually wants to serve
me incredibly well and I trust her a great deal more now... A re-
I feel lighter, more in the world, not too scared to be open to it anymore. I loved the ritualistic/ journeying nature of it all.
Visiting mother earth and feeling the immense energy and incredible aliveness from her made me catch my breath
The journeying in nature -
Susan Sheddan, London