Passion, Power and Love with Jan Day and team

Passion, Power and Love is a tantra retreat led by Jan Day and team at the EarthSpirit Centre in Compton Dundon, Somerset. It is a residential gathering over the turn of the year, for people who want to bring more openness, joy and sensuality into everyday life and into their relationships.

What to Expect

The retreat explores how we can become more open to the sacred, the joyful and the sensual in daily life. Every touch, whether through feelings, body or words, is treated as a way to awaken passion, power and presence. Participants are invited to discover their inner lover and to deepen their experience of what it means to be intimate.

The stated aim is practical as much as personal: to feel happier in yourself, and to bring more of yourself and your gifts into the world around you. The retreat runs for five nights and takes the whole centre, so the group shares the site for the duration and spends the New Year together.

About Jan Day

Jan Day is a relationship coach and an Art of Being® teacher. She also leads the Living Tantra Training, a series of residential trainings held at EarthSpirit Centre through the year, and Passion, Power and Love is offered by her together with a team of facilitators.

The Setting

EarthSpirit Centre sits in Compton Dundon, in the Somerset countryside near Glastonbury and the Somerset Levels. For this retreat the whole centre is in use, covering both the Main Centre and Little Earth, the centre's self-contained eco space. Little Earth has single, twin and triple ensuite rooms and a large, light yoga space. Meals at the centre are vegetarian, made with locally sourced and home-grown produce where possible, and dietary requirements can be catered for. The nearest train station is Castle Cary.

Before You Go

This is a residential retreat, so plan to stay for the full five nights. The centre can cater for dietary restrictions if you let them know in advance. For anything specific about the programme, such as daily timings or preparation, it is worth asking Jan Day's team directly before you travel.