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(Evening Event)

• Date: 9th June 2026
• Time: 5pm
• Location: Scenic Woods, White Sitch, near Telford
• Price: £99 per person

An Immersive Day of Ceremony, Breath, and Wild Food

Join us for a truly unique experience in the heart of Shropshire’s woodland — a full-day workshop combining transformational breathwork, a sacred Yawanawa Hape ceremony, and a three-course forest feast cooked over the fire.

This is a rare opportunity to connect deeply with yourself, the land, and ancient traditions brought directly from the Brazilian Amazon.

Breathwork with Pom Tutt

Start your jouney with a 2-hour guided breath work session led by the renowned Pom Tutt. Using techniques to release tension, restore balance, and re-centre, you’ll reconnect with your natural rhythm and the calm energy of the forest.

Sacred Hapé

Ceremony with the Yawanawa Tribe

Experience a powerful Hape circle guided by members of the Yawanawa tribe. Through song, chant, and ritual, this ceremony offers cleansing, grounding, and spiritual focus.

This is a rare chance to learn directly from indigenous wisdom and share in a sacred, heart-opening cultural exchange.

What is Hapé (Rapé)?

Hapé, also known as rapé (pronounced ‘haa-pay’), is a sacred shamanic snuff made by indigenous tribes of the Amazon basin. This shamanic snuff can be made with a variety of ingredients, which may include tobacco, medicinal plants, and ashes. It is used in ceremonies for spiritual connection and healing, helping to enhance spiritual practices and foster a deeper connection with nature. When crafted with tobacco, it often uses Nicotiana rustica or Nicotiana tabacum, depending on strength and preference. The tobacco is typically fermented, sun-dried, and then pounded into a fine powder along with other ingredients, such as ashes from medicinal or sacred plants, trees, and seeds.

Hapé is administered by blowing it into the nostrils using a pipe called a “Kuripe” for self-application or a “Tepi” if someone else administers it. The experience can be quite intense but is often used in ceremonies, meditation, and prayer to cleanse the mind, align spiritually, and release negativity.

Three-Course Woodland Feast by Outback2Basics

Conclude your journey with a three-course vegetarian feast, crafted from foraged and seasonal ingredients.

Prepared in our woodland kitchen, each dish celebrates wild flavour, local produce, and the spirit of community dining beneath the trees.

Why Join?

• Reconnect with nature and your inner self

• Participate in authentic tribal ceremony and song

• Enjoy a seasonal, foraged feast in the forest

• Deepen your wellbeing through guided breathwork

• Share a mindful day of connection, presence, and culture

Event Details

• Date: 9th June 2026

• Location: Scenic Woods, White Sitch, near Telford

• Time: 5pm – Late

• Cost: £99 per person

• Includes: Breathwork session, Hape ceremony, 3-course vegetarian feast

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