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Reconnect with nature through this six-day movement-sound exploration workshop, guided by expert teacher Rebecca R Burrill.
We are committed to provide nurturing spaces for inner inquiry into the true nature of ourselves and the power we have to create. Understanding the multi-dimensional aspects of the whole and complete self, we equip ourselves and unlock the higher potential. When the natural order of one’s inner world is understood it becomes effortless to open to greater purpose and develop our higher potential. We believe that by developing self-awareness, and personal truth we create the essential foundation for inner transformation and empowerment to occur naturally. Through inner transformation we can feel confused, isolated, and helpless, but with our experience and support we offer the resources, environment and expertise to help you through your transition and growth.
We provide you with the essentials, so you won’t really need very much once at Cluny Hill, but we do recommend bringing:
This programme takes place at Cluny Hill in Forres, with registration at 10:30am Saturday, 10th June.
Departures
Check out is 10am on Saturday, 17th June.
Cluny Hill is located on the hill above Forres in the county of Moray in north-east Scotland.
Our closest town is Forres (0.7 miles miles/1.1km), which has good bus and rail links. The nearest airports are Inverness (24 miles/38km) and Aberdeen (71 miles/114km).
We recommend taking a taxi (about a 5-minute drive from Forres train station), as there’s no direct bus route.
Alternatively it is 1.4 miles/2.2 km (about 30 minutes on foot) from the station. Head for the High Street, then up St Leonard’s Road (B9010), and then left up Edgehill Road.
Rebecca R Burrill, Ed.D, is founder/director of the ecologically centred arts organisation Horsechestnut Winds®: Arts and Learning thru Movement. She is a dancer, artistic director, teaching artist, and movement-based child developmentalist and educator.
Her work focuses on the aesthetics of first perceptions, movement-sound, as primary language, the language of human kinship with Nature. She engages people of all ages and walks of life in the experience of these deep body-heart-mind processes, culminating in community, site-specific, ceremonial performance. Her most recent publication is Art as Ecology: A mutual Nod.