This is an offering very close to my heart and forms a corner stone teaching of my higher esoteric and shamanic training - The Mother Road. The process of this path is at once bound in the foundation of eco- somatics and also a mutlti-dimensional journey into the potential of meeting ourselves as evolving beings. The map that has been offered across every ancient civilistaion, the worlds major religions and the old crafts - is the path of the Tree.

This offering will combine dedicated teaching modules on the doorways into the tree, and specific somatic practcices that can help us to further attune the sensing body - into the sensing being. You will be guided to a tree in your own locality to undertake a self led diet across the duration of the works. Furthermore, we will move into an undertsanding of the Tree of Light as an evolving spectrum.

We will journey from October 30th Samhain until December 21st, this will be the only oppurtunity to move through this teaching with me live on zoom, as the teaching will be developed into a recorded series of teachings for future seekers - You will also receive the pre-recorded teachngs and meditations as part of this journey so you can move deeper into the wisdom at your own pace, following our walk together.

We will work with the

• Skeletal system,
• The endocrine system
• The organs
• The senses in tandem with a series of gateways into the world tree.

As well as extended teaching on the following five systems:

• The 9 worlds of Yggdrassil the Norse Tree of Life
• The Otherworld - the completion of the tree as held within Celtic teachings
• The 10 paths of Kabbalah (oppurtunities + limitations)
• The Egyptian tree of Life
• The path of 12 - the Tree of Light

You will undertake a personal tree diet working with a tree in your local area, you will be fully guided on process.

The intention of this pathway is to support a deepending of your concept of self, of presence and of the inter-weaving of creation that you are holding.

This is a foundational pathway in the Mother Road, and also open to those who will not pursue that training.

This is a pre-requisite for further advanced trainings, as we prepare to move into works on the Dragon Body.

The Dryad as Guide

A Dryad is a tree spirit—an ancient presence woven through Greek myth, old European folkways, and the whispered teachings of the forest. Born of the word drus (oak), dryads were first understood as oak-spirits, but their essence belongs to every tree. They are the keepers of the living wood, the breath of bark and leaf, the consciousness that awakens when we step quietly into the grove.

To encounter a dryad is to encounter the soul of a tree. She is inseparable from her rooted home: when the tree thrives, she flourishes; when the tree is harmed, she too diminishes. The dryad reminds us of the delicate interdependence between human beings and the more-than-human world. She teaches us reverence, attunement, and the truth that our own body and spirit are not separate from the living Earth.

In this training, the Dryad is not only a figure of myth, but a guiding principle. She represents the part of us that is both deeply rooted and infinitely responsive—the capacity to sense, to listen, and to enter into relationship with the world around us. She calls us into a slower rhythm, a listening body, and a presence that knows itself as part of a great interwoven web.

The Dryad will be our companion on the path of the Tree of Life. As guide, she opens the doorway to:

• Embodiment – rooting into the skeletal frame, organs, senses, and systems of the body as living branches of the world tree.
• Reciprocity – entering into practice with a tree in your own landscape, discovering the medicine of dialogue with the unseen.
• Cosmic Connection – moving between mythic trees—the Norse Yggdrasill, the Celtic Otherworld tree, the Egyptian and Kabbalistic maps—recognizing each as a facet of the same universal pattern.

The Dryad whispers that the Tree is not only “out there,” but within us. She guides us to sense our own bodies as forests, our breath as wind through branches, our inner rivers as sap. Through her, we learn that to know the Tree is to know ourselves as evolving beings—rooted in earth, reaching toward light, and woven into the fabric of creation.