RING OF BRODGAR, ORKNEY

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Orkney “Collect memories of wild-flowers in the early summer meadows, of stone circles at midsummer sunset or midwinter dawn, or skeins of wintering wildfowl in autumn. Orkney has much to charm the visitor - historic attractions of global significance, diverse wildlife in a pure and serene environment, a rich cultural heritage, and traditionally warm and welcoming people.

The historic sites of the beautiful Orkney Islands are one of the great Scottish experiences. With more than five thousand years of human history, culture and architecture, the global significance of Orkney's Neolithic Heartland was recognised with World Heritage Site.

Historic Scotland look after the World Heritage Site Neolithic Heartland, which includes Skara Brae stone village, the fascinating tomb of Maeshowe - older than the pyramids and with Viking graffiti you won't find in Egypt - the magnificent standing stone circle at the Ring of Brodgar, the stone village of Barnhouse, and the Stones of Stenness.

Why Training in Orkney?
Those of you who have already trained in a residential setting will know the benefits of simply getting away from it all, relaxing with  like-minded individuals, and really soaking it all in. Being on the island, working daily with the energy and visiting the sites, enables us to tap into, consciously and unconsciously, ancient memories and teachings helping us to remember and become more of what we are here to be. Individual and group resonance is raised to a level where “moving on” is inevitable, healing can occur for person and planet. Magical things happen when we come together in these incredible places.

Provisional Programme Brodgar and Bluebells - coming soon