• Sit in your Kingly throne

 

• Find that leader inside you that will take responsibility for your life

 

• Own and understand your grief, shame, anger, joy and fear

 

• Learn how to use these emotions as guides in giving direction to your life

 

• Get back out in touch, back in touch with that wild power inside you

 

• Hike along the Pennine Way to Kinders Fall

 

• Feel the healing  beat of the drum at 4,000 year old ancient stone circle Arbor Low

 

• Howl your grief and call in our guides and ancestors around an open fire

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You will laugh, cry, yell, whimper, moan, sleep, sing, roar, drum, walk and run together while supporting and honouring each other for this weekend of empowerment, healing and connection with your kingly energy, your emotions and the power of nature.

 

We'll start Friday night with a group meal together at 7pm at Flagg Barn

 

Then the group work begins, checking in with our inner king, where we are at in our lives, our struggles, our emotions, our body, what kind of king are you?

 

Followed by time to take in the night sky and get some well learnt rest.

 

First thing Saturday morning we will head out to Edale and walk along the Pennine Way to Kinder's Fall, then back to Flagg Barn for more deep work engaging with the power of anger, fear, sadness, grief, shame and happiness - learning to own these emotions as powerful guides to what we need to do in our lives.

 

In the evening we will light a fire in a nearby wooded area to call in the ancestors and give thanks for those that lived before us.

 

Sunday morning will be a later start and then an exercises to engage with our inner King and take that energy back with us into our day to day lives. Finishing the weekend to the neighbouring stone circle Arbor Low to have a shamanic healing and bring a close to the weekends work.

 

You'll need to bring a warm sleeping bag, pillow, towel and toiletries, autumnal hiking gear and a second set of indoor clothes for the group work: if you have them you are welcome to bring drums, photos of mentors and sacred objects.