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Upcoming Events

8-14 April
Volunteering week at EarthHeart - Everyone  

8-12 May Devon
Embracing the Sacred Feminine - women 

13 May Bristol
Shakti Map - evening monthly event - women

Video Clips

Deep Ecology
A nutshell explanation of what it is . . 

Free Hugs
A day out organised by members of the Living Love community . . 

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We offer a full money back guarantee on our non-residential introductory workshops.

the vision including sacred sexuality

Living Love is an organisation offering a program of workshops, courses and events both indoors and in nature, as well as private sessions for couples and women. It seeks to serve the awakening and evolution of the individual and collective human consciousness. To return humanity to living as interconnected Sacred beings with all other life in the context of an Earth based spirituality. Its home is 4 acres of land and dwellings in the middle of the 200,000 acre ancient forest of Dean, nr Bristol UK. Most of the workshops happen there and others cities around the UK. Jewels is the guardian of this land - and centre EarthHeart - and it offers a place for people to come and reconnect with how to honour Nature as Sacred and a gateway to reconnecting ourselves as a living embodiment of this.

There are workshops suitable for everyone together and also some designed specifically for couples and some designed specifically for women, ranging from short courses to longer intensive trainings. Personal sessions for couples and for women are also offered. You are welcome whatever walk of life you come from. The organisation has been developed over a period of 20+ years and is an alchemy of personal experience and professional trainings. The work is inspired and informed from many different traditions and cultures from across the globe. The focus is on human awakening, Sacred ecology, Shamanism, Conscious relationship, Sacred Sexuality, White Tantra, Somatic movement practices to name a few . . . .