Ignite Your Spirit: A Journey Into the Transformative Gift of Sacred Fire
Ham Green Roundhouse, Pill, Bristol, UK
Saturday June 14th, 10:30-4:30
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We warmly invite you to an immersive, day-long journey into the transformative gift of Sacred Fire.
Join us for a unique workshop designed to experience the power of fire and deepen your relationship with this ancient wisdom.
Whether you’re simply curious or already walking this path, this day is for those ready to step deeper into meaning, purpose, and connection.
This is more than a workshop; it’s a doorway into deep relationship.
Fire has shaped our lives, our cultures, and our spirits. For thousands of years, it has created a centre for communities to gather around as a common place to share our common humanity.
In this workshop, we will build upon this wisdom and begin to remember Fire not just as an elemental presence, but as a spiritual ally—alive, wise, and capable of igniting change from the inside out for both personal and collective transformation.
Together, we’ll explore Fire as a spiritual centre to return to and share in a living experience of community, warmth, connection and transformation.
Schedule
Saturday June 14th, 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Price
$75
For more information
For more information, contact Sylvia Edwards at sylvia.edwards@sacredfire.org
Featuring
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Julie F. Decarroux. Julie is a shiatsu practitioner and musician based in Bristol, UK. She first encountered sacred fires in 2008 while studying Plant Spirit Medicine with Eliot Cowan and was deeply moved by the wise, loving energy that flows from a consecrated fire. In 2023, she became an initiated Sacred Fire Firekeeper and is now honoured to offer this heart-centred medicine from her home hearth in Greenbank, Bristol.
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Sylvia Edwards. Sylvia is the Director of Firekeeping for Sacred Fire. With a background in facilitating therapeutic and educational groups, Sylvia has led learning and development training and coordinated events with both local and international communities. Initiated as a Firekeeper in 2019, her work centres on creating inclusive spaces to gather together and connect to the wholeness of our nature. She is deeply committed to sharing and supporting the legacy of this sacred work.