Arrive Friday afternoon in time for 5.00 pm group meeting. Depart Monday
morning.
Facilitators: John and Tatiana Shuttleworth. with Ruth Tudor.
To find out more about John and Tatiana, go to About the trainers
To read more about Ruth go to:
https://thepracticeofthewild.com/who/
Venue:
Trealy Farm (near Ross on Wye, Wales), The practice of the wild.
Trealy Farm is a wonderful venue in a beautiful setting. Here
we can immerse ourselves in a space where there is no judgement and everything
belongs. There will be time to explore the woodland and spaces the farm offers,
including the natural swimming pool and sauna.
At this time many of us are experiencing the effects of profound
disconnection, in ourselves and in relationship to each other and the planet,
manifesting in the climate crisis, and in individual suffering.
In Western culture, guilt and shame shape our
morality and with it our relationships to each other and the earth. Shame is a
powerful emotion, felt in both body and mind. It contracts us, creating an
invisible barrier between ourselves and the world around us. When shame is used
to control behaviour, it cuts us off from Eros, the life force, and from love,
and this disconnection shows up in destructive ways. Without the guidance of the
heart we become mind driven, searching for rules or some outside authority to
guide our behaviour.
On Saturday, drawing on family constellations work, we create a ritual space
free of duality, and judgement, where nothing is split into good or bad, and
everything belongs.
In this space Eros, the life force, can
move through each of us, dissolving guilt and shame, making room for the flow
of love. This opens us to our own internal authority found in the heart.
On Sunday morning we will have the benefit of having the unique opportunity
of working with the horses on the farm, who are able to deeply sense and pay
attention to what might be going on way beyond what we think we know, in
exciting and powerful ways.
Later on Sunday there will be time to go out into nature and connect to
the depth of the welsh countryside. Followed by a group meeting to
integrate and close the weekend.
Ruth Tudor is the host at Trealy Farm. She
is an experienced facilitator and runs a variety of trainings in her own right
As well as offering others the opportunity to run courses and retreats at
Trealy Farm. Each morning there will be a meditation with one or more of the
horses in the arena, and on Sunday morning Ruth will facilitate each of us to
connect with a horse of our choice. This non verbal connection can be profound
and deeply moving. The sessions with the horses are optional.
The workshop will be limited to 16 participants, places will be allocated on
a first come first serve basis. There are several options for accommodation
depending on preference and budget.
We hope that the weekend proves to be nourishing, fulfilling, relaxing and
fun. We will also explore ways to keep our hearts open and the flame of love
alive when you return home.
Trealy Farm. The practice of the wild.
There is a natural swimming
pool, a wood-fired sauna, and an infrared sauna.
To read more about Trealy Farm go to: https://thepracticeofthewild.com/the-space-2
Horses
To read more about the horses go to
https://thepracticeofthewild.com/therapy/horses/
The pool.
Wood Fired Sauna.
Accommodation
There are several options of accommodation
which are booked directly with Trealy farm. These include camping, campervan,
log cabins, Pods, and in the main farmhouse. To read more about the
accommodation go to.
https://thepracticeofthewild.com/the-space-2/accommodation/<
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Costs:
The costs are in 2 parts: £370 for the retreat and venue cost payable to the
facilitators, and accommodation and food costs which vary depending on the type
of accommodation. Accommodation and food has to be booked and paid for directly
with the venue owner, Ruth Tudor.
Accommodation prices range from £40 pp
per night to £95 pp per night.
Own campers or tents £15 per night
minimum. All accommodation is first come first served and must be booked by 30
days in advance of arrival date. Payment within 3 days of invoice.
To
see more about the options and costs go to:
Trealy-Farm-Accommodation
-2027-Group-Prices.
Food
Ruth writes "Food is an important part of what we offer. We grow vegetables
here and have a neighbour with his own farm shop. Both our farms are organic.
We also organise a chef, to cook for you using high quality, organic and
sustainable produce. We have two indoor dining areas and one outdoor dining
area." There will be dinner on arrival on Friday and breakfast before leaving
on Monday.
Meals consisting of self-service breakfast and catered lunch and evening meal
are at a cost of £36 per person per day in addition to the cost of the
accommodation. The food is excellent and prepared on site by local chefs. For
Friday dinner to Monday breakfast all food plus teas and coffee and cake! cost
is £ 96.50 total per person. Please pay this directly to Ruth.
If you want wine or beer etc. please make sure to bring your own supply.
To secure your place.
We ask for £100 non-refundable deposit at the
time of booking, the remaining £270 is payable 30 days before the start of the
course. Any refund of the £270 will be at the discretion of the facilitators and
dependent on our being able to fill the place with another participant. It will
also be your responsibility to contact Ruth and book your accommodation and food with
her.
Please pay your deposit of £100.00 to our
time2relate Ltd account. Please phone or email us for the account details. See
"contact" in the sidebar.
Places will be allocated on a first come first
serve basis.
If this is something you'd like to do, do let us know as soon as
possible, as we are proceeding on a first come first served basis and places are
limited. If you haven't worked with us before please phone Tatiana on 0771 464
8877 so we can discuss together whether this workshop would meet your needs.
Please feel free to phone or email us if you want more information at
time2relate@hotmail.com.
To read more about the facilitators go to About
the trainers and to find out more about our way of thinking about
relationships - please visit the other pages of our website.
