*Course costs are based on a shared, basic accommodation, and the overall price may rise depending on the selected room type.
The animal kingdom always has and hopefully always will share this Earth and life with all of us. Beautifully put in this quote…
“Kinship with all creatures of the earth, sky, and water was a real and active principle. In the animal and bird world there existed a brotherly feeling that kept us safe among them… The animals had rights – the right of man’s protection, the right to live, the right to multiply, the right to freedom, and the right to man’s indebtedness. This concept of life and its relations filled us with the joy and mystery of living; it gave us reverence for all life; it made a place for all things in the scheme of existence with equal importance to all.”
― Chief Luther Standing Bear
The ancient peoples from all corners of the Earth recognised mankind’s connection with the animals and nature, they understood and used the teachings of the animal kingdom, and followed the natural law as taught to us by nature.
When we look at the attributes of the Animals, from the smallest insect to the largest beast, we can see how we would benefit by adopting their approach to life and each other.
Never will an animal lie to you, nor will they ever judge you, they understand forgiveness at a depth that the hearts of men have forgotten.
The Lakota people of Native Americans, refer to the animal kingdom as relatives, which of course they are, created equally by the same Divine power that created humanity, when they do a sacred deed, prayer or ceremony the words Mitakuye Oyasin means For All My Relations.
The Course will include:
Drum Journeys to find our Animal Allies
Animal Project group work
Animal Healing
Walking in balance with Nature
Why do Power Animals choose to work with us?
How do we follow the Law of Nature
Come and join us on this beautiful journey of discovery and find your personal connection to the Animal Kingdom.
“Honour the sacred. Honour the Earth, our Mother. Honour the Elders. Honour all with whom we share the Earth: four-legged, two-legged, winged ones, swimmers, crawlers, plant and rock people. Walk in balance and beauty.”
~ Native American Elder
- Check in: from 15.00pm, 17.00pm Welcome Meeting
- Check out: by 9.30am (please return room key to reception)
Course departure times are based on the Finish Day:
- Courses finishing on a Saturday will have departures after breakfast.
- Courses finishing on any other day of the week (excluding Saturday) will depart after lunch.
How to find us:
Visiting Us
A ‘typical’ daily course schedule looks as follows:
- 08.00am – Breakfast
- 09.30am – First Class
- 11.00am – Break
- 11.30am – Second Class
- 13.00pm – Lunch
- 14.30pm – Third Class
- 16.00pm – Break
- 16.30pm – Fourth Class
- 18.00pm – Dinner
- 19.30pm – Fifth Class
- 21.00pm – Finish for the evening
What's provided?
We provide towels, tea & coffee making facilities in each room and a bar of soap in case you have forgotten yours.
Please bring your own toiletries, hair dryers, adapters if travelling from overseas.
Room Supplements
Course costs include basic, shared accommodation, course tuition, three meals per day and tea & coffee.
Single Room Supplement
- £150.00 per person per course (5 – 7 Nights)
- £120.00 per person per course (4 Nights)
- £100.00 per person per course (2-3 Nights)
En-Suite Supplement
- £150.00 per person per course (5 – 7 Nights)
- £120.00 per person per course (4 Nights)
- £100.00 per person (2-3 Nights)
Course Supplements for art weeks and overseas weeks
Art weeks and overseas weeks might include an additional supplement as part of the course costs.
