Fire & Flow 2023 - Yoga in Nature

  • January 22 - 29, 2023

  • Tir na nOg Holistic Centre

    Balfunning House
    Balfron Station, Lanarkshire G63 0NF
Ticket Price (GBP) £32.64 This event is now over
Description

Come and join our second Fire and Flow - Yoga in Nature session:

A magical session of slow flow yoga and meditation in an enchanting forest.

We will be embracing the elements of nature in the fresh January air.

Starting the New Year of 2023 with an immersive and embodied nature experience.

The session will be held in a magical forest shelter in the native woodlands of Tír na nÓg, a 40 minute drive from Glasgow city centre.

There will be a roaring fire throughout the slow flow yoga session, a guided elemental meditation, a pot of warming tea and a piece of wholesome cake to finish.

 

We will be reconnecting to the land and the forces of nature through the four elements.

Water - meditating on the sounds of the flowing stream

Earth - grounding our bodies to the earth through outdoor yoga

Air - connecting with our breath through yoga and the purified forest air

Fire - the fire will be the heart of the session

 

Please bring:

A positive intention you wish for the year

A yoga mat

Warm outdoor clothes

A blanket (optional)

The session will last 2.5 hours.

The cost is £30 per person - this includes tea and cake.

Spaces are limited as the woodland hut has limited floor space so booking in advance is recommended. 

72 hour cancellation policy.

Date & Time

Jan 22 - 29, 2023

Venue Details

Tir na nOg Holistic Centre

Balfunning House
Balfron Station, Lanarkshire G63 0NF Tir na nOg Holistic Centre
Wild Anam


Hullo, I'm Caoimhe Keohane, originally from the wild landscapes of West Cork, Ireland, and now inspired by the majestic beauty of the Scottish Highlands. My journey is driven by a passion for folklore, mythology, and storytelling, which I share as pathways to reconnect people with their inner wild.

Wild Anam, meaning Wild “Soul" in Gaelic, embodies my belief there is a wilderness within each of us. Through Wild Anam, I offer experiences that blend nature connection and mythology.

Growing up on Ireland's rugged west coast, I was captivated by the raw beauty and ancient stories of the land. Drawn to Scotland for work in nature restoration, I discovered the deep ancestral ties between Ireland and Scotland, further fueling my love for Gaelic mythology and folklore.

Currently residing near Inverness with my partner, a bushcraft and survival instructor, we steward a small woodland where we run courses and workshops. When I'm not exploring the landscape, I'm sharing the magic of Wild Anam through storytelling, events, and workshops, connecting people to the ancient wisdom and heritage of the land.