In this two-day workshop, we will journey with the luminous element of fire, speak with an open heart, and listen to what the fire says in return.
Indigenous cultures, like the Toltecs, speak of fire as ‘Tatewari’ - Grandfather Fire, and it is considered the oldest of all the elements. Communing with ‘Tatewari fire’ is deeply connecting, insightful, and visionary.
We will learn how to:
- Build a ceremonial fire
- Listen to the Voice of the Poderio
- Practice Fire Gazing
- Enter the Silence.
More information coming soon!
Most of the workshop is orientated outside and is physical rather than theoretical, as nature is at the heart of this work.
Important: Please note that is a requirement to attend a Recapitulation Breathwork workshop prior to attending this immersive ‘The Run to the Unknown’ workshop. You can join an in-group person session in our calendar, or book in an online 1:1 session by getting in contact here.
Date: Friday 28th June - Sunday 30th June
Arrival: Arrive from 5pm to set up your camp on the Friday, depart by 5pm on the Sunday
Workshop time: We will begin our workshop at 7pm on the Friday and will finish at 11am on the Sunday.
Venue: Higher Nanterrow Farm, Nanterrow Lane, Hayle, TR27 5BP
Getting there: A30 west bound towards Bodmin, Redruth - come off at Cambourne West A3047, get into right hand lane, turn right (second left) at the roundabout for Roseworthy Hill, stay on that road for about 5 minutes, the road turns into Horsepool road, you will then enter the top end of Connor Downs, take the first right for Gwithian, then right for Nanterrow Lane. The road is a little bumpy but is the main direct route to the farm. There is a field to the left with solar panels as a marker that you are heading in the right direction. Follow the road round to the left, keep going, there are some houses on the left - a little further down on the right is Higher Nanterrow Farm. Please park on the forecourt.
Accommodation: We will be camping, there are two bell tents provided that sleep four, with wood-burning stoves. You will need to bring your own roll-mat, sleeping bag and pillow. If you’d prefer your own private tent you’re very welcome to bring one. There is also a forecourt where you can park a campervan or motorhome to sleep in.
Facilities: There are two showers and two toilets available on-site and access to a utility/kitchen area.
Parking: Free on-site
What to bring: A full kit list will be provided upon booking.
