Dru Yoga with Chaz

A private sound bath gifted few weeks ago to her group of friends visiting from Glasgow. Some of them met in secondary school, some through work.

There is something beautiful about gathering in a small circle, slowing down together and simply allowing yourself to rest.

Two days Retreat...Saturday and Sunday 20 & 21 June...few spaces left...residential and non residential options.
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What a blessing and an honour to be both a thread and a weaver in this beautiful group and to be part of the Wayward Festival.

I put my story teller Fez Hat on and shared my tribology of poems inspired by 3 special walks with :

1. Listen, Listen: (Muir of Dinnet)
2. Flow: (Glen Tanar)
3. The 3 B's: Bohonga, Birds and Becoming: (Seaton park)

I am humbled sharing a glimpse of the feedback we got after the retreat...and I mean it...Humbled as WE ARE THE PROGRAM...everyone of us and all of us together.
A big shout out to Ailsa from for her magic.

We are nature collective: I am blessed to be part of this group, grateful for every single person, for every moment, every envouter.

Part3: Finally, it was such a colourful day filled with shared moments of joy, picnics, reflections, heartfelt conversations, networking, and simple, playful connection. Chaz brought such a beautiful energy, guiding us through light movement and calming meditations that left us feeling both refreshed and grounded. It truly was a special experience for everyone who joined, especially the young teens from Yahya’s Hub who brought their own spark to the day. A heartfelt thank you to our rangers– Judy and Jane, for their warm hospitality and for sharing the rich stories of Glen Tanar with us. And a deep appreciation to Wayword Aberdeen and the University of Aberdeen for supporting and making this experience possible. We’d love to continue the conversation with you, so please join us on the 17th of May at Cowdray Hall as we reflect further alongside writer Karen Lloyd. P.S: You’re warmly invited to our Encounters with Our Changing World series at the Music Hall—today’s conversation explores What is Music in a Changing World, and we’ll gather again on the 15th of July to reflect on What is Home in a Changing World. See you there 💚 Media Credit: Zainab Sulaimon for #wearenaturecollective #AberdeenEvents #SacredPause #NatureAndSelf #ukoutdoors

FLOW by Chaz Sat 25/04/26

inspired by Glen Tanar and the

I go in the forest to:
Loose the woman and find the little girl
No plan, no to do list, no passport as well
When they ask: where are you from girl?
Have a guess I say....
Citizen of planet earth I say
Who are you?
I dinna know...still figuring it out
One day I will know....INSHALLAH....
But what I know for sure is:
I am home, lying on the grass, eyes closed
Feeling the sun kissing my skin
Hearing the birds chirping
The wind doing a dance in the background
May be some water sounds in the distance
I promise myself...soon socks off
I will dip the feet in the cold water
Where are my dookers? The water is deep enough here
DEEP ENOUGH to Loose the woman and find the little girl.
DEEP ENOUGH to leave my desire to fix and take from the water what the water is so good at
FLOW

BRAJ: Handmade/my mum's legacy
I called my mum few days ago and she reminded me that it is time to make Braj, the Algerian sweet made with 3 ingredients: Semolina, butter and date paste. In the North East of Algeria we make it to celebrate the beginning of the spring and take it for a picnic in nature and we eat it with mugs of cold buttermilk.
Every gesture, every move while I make it remind me of all the times I made it with my mum...she has always been a good teacher.

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