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BALDUR'S
VOYAGE
'I've
roamed far and I've learned much
and all that the gods know I know:
what did Odin himself whisper in
the ear of his son Baldur before
he might be burned on the pyre?'
This
voyage is based on the great Norse myth of the god Baldur,
an account of the fall of a god, here brought to life in a
context permeated with the drama of the sea and illuminated
by the elements. Removed in time, but not in essence from
the mythological past.
On
this voyage you encounter the struggle for freedom to be true
to your own personal journey reflected in the mirror of Baldur's
story. This archetypal story becomes your story. In turn you
have the opportunity to become your own protagonist; yours
then is the choice to die consciously to that which no longer
serves, or continue to live unconsciously in your illusions.
The programme was conceived by Tim
McCartney as part of the Embercombe
Project. It is designed to uncover and release you from
the personal dramas of being exaggerated and special, or insignificant
and worthless; and "untrue" to who you really are.
It is a chance for refreshing physical activity, to experience
the wilderness of the sea and the wildness of Scotland's west
coast shores. To discover your personal myth, face your fears
and share with others through the medium of story telling,
reflection and journaling as we are transported in the sanctuary
of the yacht Volharding.
Volharding
is a twelve birth MCA registered Dutch barge, and the crucible
for Baldur's Voyage. Participants will be crew, supported
and trained by the captain, Stefan
Fritz and first mate who can sail her on their own if
needs be. She will be moored at night and sail through the
day. Individual session time will be available with Jonathan
throughout the voyage. He and Emma
will facilitate the unfolding myth and the group work.
Add
below Booking the following:-
Pre and Post
programme support
Booking
Baldur's
Voyage has been developed as an open programme and for corporate
clients.
Programmes
are available in July and September
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