A HOMECOMING

The Founding Three Months

The Journey

Reclaiming wisdom isn't just an intellectual game. Your memory will improve as you retain myth, lore and history. You'll feel more at home in your body and on the land.

 Month 1

Enchanted Ecology

Ancient tree lore, Christian tree lore, contemporary traditions and the oldest trees around you. Sacred waters, archaeology, holy wells and sacred springs. Ancient animal lore, lost species, sacred totem guides. Bees, honey and mead. Mugwort meeting and plant medicine. The Sovereignty Goddess.

You leave this month having:

• A specific plant, tree, or water you now know intimately and have introduced into your practice

• An understanding of the agricultural and sovereign relationship your ancestors had with the land

• Met at least one plant as medicine and magic

• Felt the difference between experiencing the natural world as a consumer of its beauty, and experiencing it as a participant in a living community of beings

• Knowledge of what has been lost ecologically, and why that matters

 Month 2

The Otherworld

Understanding the interwoven web between the dead, the fae, the otherworld, the afterlife, the land, and the self. The Moon. The Stars. Caer Sidi. The ancient Fairy Faith. Spirits of the land. Soul, death, purpose, reincarnation. The Welsh mysteries speak of magical beings that were part human, part divine — not gods in the conventional sense, but something older and stranger.

You leave this month having:

• An understanding of Annwfn — not as a fantasy realm but as the inner-deep world you already share with the Earth
• An understanding of the Spirits of Land and the Fair Folk as beings with genuine cosmological weight in the Welsh tradition
• Met the sacred beings of England and Wales — Cerridwen, Brigantia, Bran
• An understanding of the Druidic relationship with death and reincarnation — soul, purpose, the thread of fate being woven
• An understanding of the Otherworld as a source — the place Awen rises from

 Month 3

The Mythic Spiral

From consuming stories to living them. Myth and story guide our beliefs and behaviours as communities and individuals. Discover what myth is, why it's important, what we've lost — especially in oral tradition. Find original sources for folktales and myths from Britain. Understanding language, spellwork, sacred poetry and seership in Wales and Britain.

You leave this month having:

• An understanding of what myth actually is — not fiction, not fantasy, but the operating system of a culture
• An understanding of what was lost when the oral world ended — and the importance of what you are doing now
• An understanding of the languages of Britain — what was spoken, what was suppressed, what survives
• An understanding of language as enchantment — that the words and stories you tell yourself are literally casting spells on your life
• Begun to find your own voice as a transmitter — not just a receiver, but someone who can carry it forward
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Is this for you?

The Call

This is for you if

• You are of British descent, Cornish, English or Welsh, whether on ancestral lands or in the diaspora

• You are fed up of misinformation, you want real historical sources and tradition

• You've looked outward and know, instinctively, it isn't yours

• You are an artist, creative, or deep feeler

• You learn through creativity and embodiment

• You are willing to discover and research yourself, guided to original sources

• You are ready to follow your ancestral threads

This is not for you if

• You are not ready to take on the quest of radical reclamation
• You want information without embodiment
• You're not bothered about legitimate sources and seek romanticisation
• You are not willing to sit with the land (wherever you are)
• You do not wish to join in community
• You're not ready to dive into the de-colonial work
• You're not willing to look at the blending of Paganism, Roman Spirituality and Christianity upon these isles
• You have divisive ideologies, and are not open to discussion 

Previous Experiences

What People Say 

In 2018 I was preaching 'mother earth connection' while my practices were disconnected from my own ancestry, land and culture.

I was born in the capital city of Wales with ancestors from England, Wales and beyond, and I currently live in the valleys as an artist, storyteller and facilitator. For a decade my family owned a vegan health-food shop whilst I ran a wholesale crystal business, cleansed with foreign herbs and practised rituals not of my lineage. Then I found a book on Celtic art in my university library and everything changed.

This endeavour into my own heritage began when I tapped into my grief and longing for the rich, mythic culture buried within the depths of my ancestors' suppressed historical past. My mam and dad both passed away before I was 25 due to suffering with mental health, now, bringing deep belonging and awe to people is my north star and greatest mission, and I have found this thorough Earth-based, ancestral spirituality.

Currently I'm pursuing a Master's Degree in Illustration and Animation, deep-mapping my local river, the River Taff, through animistic visual storytelling, researching similar traditions throughout time. This is building the foundation for Caer Siddi.