WALK THE EAGLE — FIREWALK EXPERIENCE
What happens when you stop fighting everything that tries to pull you down — and choose to rise above it instead?
Walk the Eagle is an evening of fire, courage, connection and self-empowerment, created around the symbolism of the eagle: rising higher, seeing from a different perspective and knowing when something no longer deserves your energy.
For this firewalk, we’ll create our bed of glowing coals in the shape of an eagle. But before we walk it, we’ll journey together.
Through breathwork, drumming, drum journey, arrow breaking, fire holding and fireside storytelling, we’ll explore the limitations we place around ourselves, the stories we’ve carried and the places where we’ve forgotten our own strength.
We’ll work with the intensity of the fire rather than shrinking away from it — raising our own energy to meet it, connecting to our inner fire and remembering what it feels like to stand fully in our power.
As darkness falls, we’ll gather around the fire for story and intention before facing the eagle.
The eagle sees from higher ground.
It doesn’t need to fight every battle below it. It rises.
And that is the invitation of this firewalk:
What are you ready to stop fighting? What can you see differently when you rise above the noise? What limitation are you ready to walk beyond?
Then, when you’re ready, you’ll step forward and Walk the Eagle.
The evening includes: Firewalk • Fire Holding • Arrow Breaking • Breathwork • Drumming • Drum Journey • Fireside Storytelling
Stand in your power. Break through your limitations. Connect to your inner fire.
WHAT TO BRING
This is an outdoor evening firewalk in October, and the British weather can be unpredictable, so please come prepared for the conditions and bring layers to keep yourself warm and comfortable throughout the evening.
Please bring a camping chair for sitting together around the fire, water, and you’re very welcome to bring a flask of tea or another warm drink to enjoy while we’re gathered around the fire.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for being outdoors, with plenty of warm layers.
If you’d like photographs or videos of yourself around the fire, consider wearing lighter-coloured clothing. Once darkness falls, black and very dark clothing can disappear into the background, whereas lighter colours will stand out beautifully against the glow of the fire. This isn’t a dress code — simply something to think about if you’d like photographs from the evening.
And perhaps the most important thing to bring is an open mind.
You don’t need to arrive feeling fearless. You don’t need to prove anything to anybody, and you don’t need to know beforehand exactly how the evening will unfold for you.
Come willing to experience it. Allow your mind to open and expand. Meet whatever comes up, connect with your own fire and see what you’re capable of.
Tickets are non-refundable.