Gently slow everything down and rediscover awe and wonder. Through drumming, mindful eating, land-based practices and mythos you are guided back to simple curiosity – not as a trite novelty or frantic search but as deep, reverent presence. This day is about listening rather than intellectualising. It’s about sensing rather than assessing. It’s about finding sacredness in the mundane.

We move from curiosity to compassion – for self and others. The capacity to stay present and curious with what is tender, difficult or hidden, and not turn away but transform. Through breath and bodywork, shadow practices, medicine drumming, craft, ritual wine, shared feasting and conscious rope work participants are supported to approach ethical power, vulnerability, pleasure and grief with utmost care and clear consent. This day is not about fixing or purging, but about learning how to hold experience – in the body, in relationship, in community – with radical acceptance, badass kindness and solid boundaries.

Finally we carry what has been touched back into ‘real’ life. Through breath and bodywork, philosophical fellowship and leaning to balance pleasure with recovery, participants are supported to reflect, integrate and translate their experiences into daily rhythms and wise rituals. This is a day of meaning-making without dogma. Rather than leaving on a high (although playing in the Dirt together is certainly fun) participants leave with a felt sense of what will truly sustain them over time, leaving with something solid and sure and sturdy.