Photo of me is by Laura Wencker from the Melt Retreat in Malorca https://www.instagram.com/laura.wencker/

Robyn and I invite you to spend our day steeped in alchemy and presence.

This collaboration brings together this potent energy with an understanding of living in the creativity of the moment, and the alchemy available to transform your experience.

The day offer the opportunity, not just to step out of busy-ness, but deeply reconnect with yourself and take a whole new understanding of experience forward with you.

Tea Ceremony:

Tea ceremony is an invitation to presence. Lera is a master of the ritual, using the sensory focus and the beauty to offer powerful access to the full being of the moment.

Life Alchemy Workshops:

Life alchemy is – in a nutshell - understanding experience as self-creating. The workshop offers a deep exploration of the idea that we are living in an experience we are creating for ourselves. A shift into this understanding offers clarity, alignment and ease. The power to create for yourself the life you want.

Nourishing Home Made Lunch (Robyn used to be a chef!)

We will have lunch between tea ceremony and the workshop and our hope is that you can bring the same sensory presence to the food…

ABOUT ROBYN (IN HER OWN WORDS)

Seven years ago, I was deeply depressed and chronically anxious, my entire experience was consumed by self-criticism, and I thought this was normal.

I also had cancer spreading through my body and a one-year-old daughter I was struggling to love. This seemed less normal.

When I realised with heaviness and a sort of relief that I did not want to survive, some part of me nudged me out of the the shame I felt and into a phone call with my lifelong friend and alternative practitioner Ian Watson.

And through his seeing me in my wholeness and the subsequent work I did with Ian and his colleague Carol Boroughs I experienced a massive shift in perspective.

And EVERYTHING changed.  

I fell in love with my daughter, left my husband and started living.

I fell in love with life.  

Paradoxically, I felt less need to control everything and I breezed through cancer treatments with little attachment to the outcome. It is my belief that this was instrumental in my recovery. Loving ourselves deeply and allowing ourselves to BEfully is the best thing we can do for our health.

I found I could give myself permission to live, to love, and to feel and not only would I survive my feelings, but I would thrive.