09/10/2025
i gonna miss this, but you shouldn't:
The Soul Camp is a ritual process designed for creative alchemists and soulful leaders.
Our soul possesses astonishing resources, untapped potential and depths that we might not even know exist until we discover how to access them, cultivate its power, and integrate them into our everyday lives.
At Soul Camp, you will acquire the mytho-somatic tools needed to create mind, body and soul coherence.
MIND: Deep Shadow Work
Unearth and integrate the hidden parts of your psyche that quietly dictate your reality. We use playful yet potent Jungian archetypal processes to dismantle old narratives and reclaim the truth beneath them.
BODY: Nervous System Repatterning
Learn to transform undigested emotions into vitality, releasing the tension and holding patterns that keep you small. Our GRACE model redirects the energy lost to survival mode into raw, liberated lifeforce.
SOUL: Reclamation Rituals
Your soul contains the coding of your unique genius. Through firelit ceremony and nature-based rites, you'll awaken the intelligence of your soul and align your actions with destiny.
When you clear the mind of outdated stories and free the body from unprocessed emotion, the soul finally has space to spontaneously emerge.
This is the art of ensoulment.
A body that can hold creativity unleashed and deeply relax in the pace of the modern world.
October 17-19
Falkenberg, Germany
More info and registration:
http://tiny.cc/soul-camp-berlin
SOUL CAMP - FIND THE OTHERS
The Art of Ensoulment -
A one-off workshop lands in Berlin
Join David and guest facilitator Moe Aloha for an experiential journey into the Art of Ensoulment.
Ensoulment is the antidote to the noise of the modern world - a state of deep surrender and attunement to our environment.
Old way: mind-led, body-rooted.
New way: spirit-led, soul-rooted.
When we are ensouled, we relax into the present moment, attuned to the ecological nature of our existence - secure enough to let go.
Yet when our neurobiology equates change with danger, we instinctively resist the very opportunities that allow us to grow.
It isn’t the fault of our animal body; it is simply doing what it was designed to
