A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb
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The pilgrimage to Herbs focusing on Hawthorn Dieta is scheduled for 26 February 2027 at Roots to the Moon in Hastings. The fee is £150.
Starts 26th Feb x 6 Friday evenings 6.30pm-8.30pm @ A pilgrimage to honouring and communing with Herbs – Shamanic Journeying to the spirit of Hawthorn A ‘Dieta’ is a pilgrimage to a plant, a contract between a student and a plant, an agreement to learn about each other, to meet in spirit, in the world of non-ordinary reality, between, beyond and betwixt the mist of the veil. Although we ingest the plant to commune with her, the communication is beyond the physical, it is an emotional, an intellectual, a sentient, an etheric telepathic all encompassing meeting. Hawthorn is the plant we will meet in this series, she will help us step beyond the veil and meet with the spirits of nature especially the fairies and the nature spirits that reside below her. The hawthorn is most often a lonely bush, with farmers and land owners redirecting roads and fences around them due to folklore legends of their power. This Fairy thorn is the tree most likely to be inhabited or protected by the fairy folk as they are known to meet beneath her branches. Hawthorn should not be damaged or cut or we risk incurring the wrath of supernatural ‘bad luck’ of those who protect them. Sleeping under the hawthorn can cause the fairies to drag you into the lower world where they play their tricks. Hawthorn comes to life in the landscape when she blossoms during May as such she has many associations with May Day festivities. People used the blossoms for garlands; branches were set in the ground outside houses and were decorated with local wildflowers. Bringing hawthorn inside the house was seen as bad luck and could lead to serious illness. Whereas bathing in the morning dew collected from hawthorn on May 1st was believed to grant lasting health, wealth and beauty. The scent of hawthorn (trimethylamine) is said to smell like rotting flesh and so she is often associated with death and dying… from a shamanic perspective a time of great transition. Working with plant spirits as allies or as medicines is not for the faint hearted, it is for the brave seekers who wish to move beyond the realms of ordinary physical life and into the unfamiliar and the unknowns. Once you have communed effectively with the spirit of a plant, your relationship with natural world we inhabit will never be the same. Opening – Friday 26th Feb Friday 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th March Closing – Friday 2nd April6.30pm – 8.30pm To get the most out of this experience, you will be asked to commit to all of the above dates, to abstain from addictive substances, such as caffeine, alcohol, recreational drugs, sugar, sex etc. You will keep a dream diary and commit to the support of your group for the duration, we will share our experiences and our dreams, inspire and support, love and embolden each other to go beyond. 1x Adult for 6 sessions Book Here Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
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Frequently asked questions
A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb takes place on Friday, 26 February 2027 at 18:30.
A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb is held at Roots to the Moon in Hastings (Green Oak farm, Robertsbridge, TN32 5HB).
Tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb are priced at £150. Live prices and availability are shown on rootstothemoon.co.uk.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Roots to the Moon can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb can be booked via rootstothemoon.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb
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The pilgrimage to Herbs focusing on Hawthorn Dieta is scheduled for 26 February 2027 at Roots to the Moon in Hastings. The fee is £150.
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Starts 26th Feb x 6 Friday evenings 6.30pm-8.30pm @ A pilgrimage to honouring and communing with Herbs – Shamanic Journeying to the spirit of Hawthorn A ‘Dieta’ is a pilgrimage to a plant, a contract between a student and a plant, an agreement to learn about each other, to meet in spirit, in the world of non-ordinary reality, between, beyond and betwixt the mist of the veil. Although we ingest the plant to commune with her, the communication is beyond the physical, it is an emotional, an intellectual, a sentient, an etheric telepathic all encompassing meeting. Hawthorn is the plant we will meet in this series, she will help us step beyond the veil and meet with the spirits of nature especially the fairies and the nature spirits that reside below her. The hawthorn is most often a lonely bush, with farmers and land owners redirecting roads and fences around them due to folklore legends of their power. This Fairy thorn is the tree most likely to be inhabited or protected by the fairy folk as they are known to meet beneath her branches. Hawthorn should not be damaged or cut or we risk incurring the wrath of supernatural ‘bad luck’ of those who protect them. Sleeping under the hawthorn can cause the fairies to drag you into the lower world where they play their tricks. Hawthorn comes to life in the landscape when she blossoms during May as such she has many associations with May Day festivities. People used the blossoms for garlands; branches were set in the ground outside houses and were decorated with local wildflowers. Bringing hawthorn inside the house was seen as bad luck and could lead to serious illness. Whereas bathing in the morning dew collected from hawthorn on May 1st was believed to grant lasting health, wealth and beauty. The scent of hawthorn (trimethylamine) is said to smell like rotting flesh and so she is often associated with death and dying… from a shamanic perspective a time of great transition. Working with plant spirits as allies or as medicines is not for the faint hearted, it is for the brave seekers who wish to move beyond the realms of ordinary physical life and into the unfamiliar and the unknowns. Once you have communed effectively with the spirit of a plant, your relationship with natural world we inhabit will never be the same. Opening – Friday 26th Feb Friday 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th March Closing – Friday 2nd April6.30pm – 8.30pm To get the most out of this experience, you will be asked to commit to all of the above dates, to abstain from addictive substances, such as caffeine, alcohol, recreational drugs, sugar, sex etc. You will keep a dream diary and commit to the support of your group for the duration, we will share our experiences and our dreams, inspire and support, love and embolden each other to go beyond. 1x Adult for 6 sessions Book Here Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb?
A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb takes place on Friday, 26 February 2027 at 18:30.
Where is A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb taking place?
A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb is held at Roots to the Moon in Hastings (Green Oak farm, Robertsbridge, TN32 5HB).
How much are tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb?
Tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb are priced at £150. Live prices and availability are shown on rootstothemoon.co.uk.
Is there anywhere to stay near A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Roots to the Moon can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb?
Tickets for A Pilgrimage to Herbs – Hawthorn Dieta 26th Feb can be booked via rootstothemoon.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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