Walking in the footsteps of your year, at this Yule Solar Festival.

Jeremy Rye is a thoughtful, experienced and far-sighted landscape architect.  Through his vision his studio strives to understand the living landscape:  the influences, patterns and roles it has played in the past that have shaped it to the present day and how those elements will affect the role it will play in the future.He believes that the landscape is not there simply to be looked at and admired, but rather explored and the routes through the environment used for inner well-being and a better understanding of self..Jeremy has led regular walks through out London and other cities, offering his teachings and guidance that allow the attendees to experience amazing revelations and insight, both of the land they walk and themselves.these walks have three main aims.Offering guided walks in city environments;Allow people to harness the power of the landscape for personal development and growth andDecoding the symbols in landscapes to unravel their meaning.

Jeremy Rye

We take a sacred walk through London and greet the seven centres in the land and within you. We'll talk on December, its gifts and insights.

Tower of London, Lion Gate (See image of Tower of London sign for exact meeting point)

Take a sacred walk through hidden London with me. A pilgrimage through the fascinating city landscape of London. Traveled by generations of Monarchs to know themselves. We will walk the same journey, use the potential of pilgrimage and walking to access our birth and rebirth at this solar festival of Yule. This is also a celebration and a support of London. Given the times we need conscious commerce to take us through in the best manner. This is walk to bring in the energy of conscious commerce throughout the City of London.This is a sacred walk in preparation for the solar Festival of Yule. The Yule festival, also known as the Festival of Rebirth, celebrates the midpoint of winter and the handing over of the season from the Holly King, the holder of the dark, to the Oak King the holder of the light. It marks the time where we complete the strengthening work we have been doing, to prepare ourselves for the coming year and start to set the seed of the ideas and desires we have, that we wish to manifest during the next turn of the wheel of the year.This time marks a significant moment in time, after our descent into the shortening of the daylight days, we reach the culmination of the dark, as it reaches its peak. Then at Yule, the sun stops its decent and stays steady for three days, rising about the same time each day. This is the spark point. The point where the momentum shifts and changes into a new. The start of the new cycle may begin with the Festival of Peace but the energy changes and the spark of the new emerges at this festival.I have always seen this as a moment of true depth, where we reach down to reveal the true nature of our desires and to offer those to the fertile ground, as the intent defining what we want to focus on for the coming year. To know this, we have strengthened ourselves, removed those belief systems that no longer serve us and set our grounding into firm land, to hold us as we embody this new energetic shift and embrace the new adventures set before us.Pilgrimage.London-based landscape designer Jeremy Rye will be leading guided tours of the four London walks that were known to Kings and Queens since the beginning of the monarchy in England. These spiritual walks were undertaken by the monarchs and the landscape keepers of the time. They would journey at specific points in their reign, at certain times of the year or for the marking of events. These were not only a means of navigating a city but seen as instrumental in maintaining its health, spiritual and commercial success. Unlike a typical history tour, this is an opportunity for participants to mirror these spiritual journeys, in part to strengthen our sense of self, answer questions we have and to transform. They are an ideal companion to other self-reflection practices such as journaling, therapy or meditation.Jeremy Rye is a practicing landscape architect who integrates history and spirituality in his work. Route: This is one of four sacred walks in London routes that crosses the city and will start at Tower of London and end at St Paul&#x27;s Cathedral. There will be seven stops made along the way where Jeremy will both point out historic architectural features, their history and their connection to a spiritual question. Participants are invited to use these stops not only to listen but find answers for themselves. Accessibility:The walk will take on average 2 hours and is not wheelchair accessible. The walk will take part no matter the weather and tickets are non-refundable. Meeting point: Tower Hill TerraceThe Tower of LondonEC3N 4EEUnder the Tower of London sign on the terrace. See image below.

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