Mae Bird is a voice-alchemist and ceremonial musician originally from West Yorkshire. She has been studying the healing capacity of voice and song with many traditions around the world for 13 years, and is devoted to helping humanity remember the power of their voice.

Mae is devoted to remembering the ways of her ancestral lands of Albion. She works with wool as a way to connect with those who have gone before and weave beauty for those who are yet to come.

Emma is a bodyworker who specialises in women’s womb, pelvic and hormonal health, as well as a ceremonial musician, healer and land steward. She has spent the past 6 years studying with indigenous ceremonial traditions from the Americas, this path leading her into an ever deepening relationship with these lands.

These ancient ways of ceremony have been life lines for Emma, helping her to reconnect to her wild body, her womb, her cyclical nature as a woman, and igniting the impulse to learn the healing arts and to share this with others.

She has lived at an off grid eco village in Pembrokeshire for 3 years, remembering how to be in close relationship to the earth, living in community, and developing ancestral skills

Mairead is a song weaver, musician and land tender from the bonnie lands of Scotland. Her path in the healing arts of music, ritual, and ceremony have been a deep and transformative home-coming to the medicine of Ancestral life ways, earth-based spirituality and the importance of sacred Women’s Work at this time on the planet.

Her many years experience living off grid, mostly nomadic, learning from communities and cultures all over the world has ignited a deep purpose in her to guide people home to the nourishing, soulful ways of our ancestors - especially those of the Celtic Isles, through song, craft & nature connection.

Marguerite Josephine is a retreat facilitator, shamanic practitioner, integration guide, and coach. She is also a psychotherapist in training, completing her master’s in Psychosynthesis psychology. As an Avalon Rose Priestess, she leads rites of passage ceremonies and sacred pilgrimages.

Her work blends transpersonal guidance with shamanic traditions, integrating indigenous wisdom with trauma-informed, Western space-holding practices. She is passionate about reviving ancestral Celtic traditions and shamanic culture. A dedicated sacred activist, she supports environmental projects and fundraising efforts. Marguerite will co-lead a ceremony alongside her experienced friends and sisters.

Yeshe has been on a spiritual path for as long as she can remember. Being deeply inspired by indigenous wisdom traditions and eastern philosophy from a very young age.

This strong pull took Yeshe to Asia at the age of 23 where she studied and practiced under the guidance of several great masters in the traditions of Yoga, Theravada and Tibetan Buddhism.

At the age of 36 Yeshe finally returned to the UK and soon became a mother, living with her family in an off grid community in Wales.

Yeshe helps co-ordinate full moon sweat lodges on their land in Wales as well as Sacred fire spaces at gatherings and festivals. Yeshe is also a retreat leader, workshop holder, yoga/meditation teacher and Breathwork facilitator.