RECONNECT - CREATE - CELEBRATE

This is a powerful, renewing, creative and unique full day retreat which offers an opportunity to explore, experience and express yourself through Nature within and without.

This gathering is open for anyone who identifies as a women and is over 18. The location will be in Yallingup the address will be given closer to the date.

Experience Sacred Rituals for Everyday life

You will experience different rituals without any religious association but with a deep reverence to Nature. Wisdom from Yoga, Ayurveda and Indigenous Cultures and how to make it relevant to your modern day life.

Connect to the Earth and the elements while deepening your relationship with yourself

Learn how to create an Earth Altar and a Pachamama Offering, and how they can support your wellbeing and the wellbeing of the Earth.

Inclusions:

Welcome snacks and warm brews
Yoga, meditation and mindful practices
Delicious, nutritious healthy lunch
Materials for both the Earth Altar and the Pachamama Offering
Ayurvedic tea and nibbles
Free time to journal, swim and/or chill at Yallingup beach
Delicious chai for our closing circle

*No previous experience in any of the activities is required only an open heart and an open mind

What is an Earth Altar?

Inspired by the Medicine Wheel of the Native People of North America. Using materials foraged from Nature and made into temporary Earth Art. The idea is to enter a meditative state while building the altar and let creativity flow through. They can be used as a portal to connect deeply with the Earth, absorb and balance collective energy, connect with ancestors/spirit, feel gratitude and assist in manifesting intentions and prayers into reality.

What is a Pachamama Offering?

Pachamama means Mother Earth in Quechua the native language of indigenous people of South America. Through centuries until today in Peru, Ana Flavia's native country, Indigenous have been sacredly honouring Pachamama by creating prayer bundle or offering full of gratitude and intentions, mainly with biodegradable natural materials which are put in paper and wrapped up to then be given back to the Earth either by burying or burning them.