This retreat is a meeting place between Earth and Body, where the pulse of the planet aligns with the heartbeat within. Hosted by Arizona Muse, mother, model, Earth advocate, and founder of the soil regeneration charity DIRT, she brings joy and reverence for nature to her work. As co-founder of Soilonic, a cryptocurrency backed by living soil, she helps participants reconnect with the intelligence of the land, showing that healing the Earth and ourselves are one and the same.

Also guiding the retreat is Boniface Verney-Carron, body psychologist and holistic health leader, who supports the inner journey through movement, guided nature walks and group presence. From breathwork and ecstatic dance to body activation rituals, his practices help participants release what weighs them down and reconnect with embodied vitality.

Dr. Guy Hayward leads a pilgrimage walk to Rosslyn Chapel, where landscape, legend and song converge. Founder of the British Pilgrimage Trust, he demonstrates how intentional walking can open the heart and restore a sense of belonging.

Creativity and connection to place are further deepened during an afternoon at Araminta’s Atelier, a quiet, meditative space where hands meet fibre and story. Guided by local weavers and their intuitive artistry, participants explore the history, techniques, and cultural significance of weaving, gaining insight into a centuries-old craft and its role in connecting community, tradition, and place.

Throughout, the retreat blends movement under Scottish skies, mindful hikes, reflective conversation, and evenings of firelight, music, and contemplation. Participants leave feeling lighter, clearer, and deeply rooted aligned with themselves, their community, and the living Earth. This is a retreat for those seeking restoration, reconnection and renewal where movement, breath and nature weave together as pathways home to the self.