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Dúisigh do Dhúchas, 2020
What? is an adventure into the wildness of yourself and your land through the experience of a ceremonial sweatlodge, hurling, seaweed foraging, yoga, ritual and plant medicine - all through the Irish language.
A weekend to rewild your mind, reclaim your language and renew your body for Irish speakers of all levels, from basic to fluent.
Where? Our outdoor location is a spectacular stretch of West Kerry coastline. Crystaline and volcanic formations, rich in bio-diversity and wild herbs. With sacred power points that focus the healing energy of the land. Our indoor base is Brú na Gráige, an historic residential school of wooden dormitories, a yoga room, large communal room with an open fire.
When? The retreat will take place just after the September full moon, the time of the in the Celtic cycle for letting go and an ideal time for a purification ceremony
How much?, inclusive dormitory accommodation and wholesome vegetarian (mostly organic) meals, is €290.
Cad? Is eachtra atá ann, eachtra abhaile go dtí an fhiantas istigh agus amuigh tríd gníomhaíochtaí ar nós searmanais Áith Allais, iománaíocht, sealghaireacht feamainne, Íoga, deasghnáth, luibheanna leighis agus níos mó leis, agus iad ar fad déanta trí mheán na Gaeilge.
Cén áit? Sé an nádúr thar timpeall orainn an seanóir agus an múinteoir is luachmhaire againn, ag fearadh amach ar Ceann Sibéal ar maidin, Cruach Mhárthain ar chúl, le talamh bolcánach Cloichear fúinn, is ceantar é le bithéagsúlacht saibhir a mhaireann ar chumhacht an talamh beo.
Cathain?: Baileoimid ag tús mí Mheán Fhómhair, díreach ina dhiadh an lán ghealach, am scaoileadh sa bhliain Ceilteach, oiriúnach do searmainis íonucháin.
Cé méid?: lóistíon suanlois is béilte folláin, vegeatach (formhór orgánach) ar €290.
aoine
4ú
ó 5pm: Arrival/Teacht na n-aíonna
7pm: Welcoming Meal/Béile
8pm: Opening Circle followed by Yoga Nidra
Ciorcal Oscailte le Íoga NIdra
Sat
5ú
8am: Yoga and Meditation/Íoga agus machnamh
9am: Breakfast\Bricfeasta
10 am: Ciorcal Chómhrá
11am: Wild Hurling/Iománaíocht ar an Trá + Snámh
1pm: Lón ~ Lunch
2pm: Seaweed foraging - Súilóid is Sealgaireacht Feamainne
Foraged Snack
4pm: Preparation for Sweatlodge/ Ullmhú don Aith Allais
6pm: Sweatlodge/Aith Allais
9pm: Meal around the Fire/Béile timpeall an tine
Dom
6ú
8am: Yoga and Meditation/Íoga agus Machnamh
9.30am: Breakfast/ Bricfeasta
10.00 am: Conversation Circle/Ciorcal Chómhrá
11am: Plant Medicine Walk/Siúlóid luibheanna leighis
1pm: Lunch/Lón
2pm: Closing Circle/Dúnadh
Cost:
Cost for the Autumn weekend is €290 and includes dormitory accommodation and all (organic vegetarian) meals
Early Bird Rate of €260 paid in full two months before retreat start date.
€50 non-refundable deposit secures your place. Full amount to be paid two weeks before retreat begins.
Please include the name of the retreat you wish to attend in payment/subject line.
You can pay through with paypal using wildirishretreat@gmail.com or contact us at the same address for other payment options
Táille:
€290 an costas do deireadh seachtaine an Fómhar le lóistín suanlios is béilí (veigeatórach is orgánach) san áireamh.
€50 neamh inaisíoctha chun do spás a choiméad
Mochóirí: €260 íoctha dhá mhí riomh dáta tosaigh an díseart
Chuir anim an díseart a bhfuil tú ag iarraidh freastal ar sa líne eolas más é do thoill é.
D'fhéadfaí íoc le Paypal go dtí an chuntas wildirishretreat@gmail.com nó téigh i dteangmháil linn do roghanna eile
TEISTIMEIREACHT
It is indeed ‘Wild’, will take you back to your childhood and your youth, before modern civilisation applied its demands and its restrictions, its bonds and chains; and it’s certainly very Irish, connections made in this very spiritual corner of this island to all that binds us as human beings, through our language, yes, which we’re immediately encouraged to speak but only to our own ability, and without pressure, but also through our hearts, through our souls, the brain and the mind now mere instruments, as opposed to being the control centre.
Diarmuid O'Flynn, Founder 'Ballyhea says no'