Turning inward

Light diminishes and in our part of the world, nature turns towards rest. We follow it inward. November is the season of depth, and this day works with the things we’d rather not look at: the fears, the losses, the unlived parts of a life. Not to dwell on them but to compost, because in nature, what falls and decays becomes the richest ground for what comes next.

Set in Dilston Physic Garden as the heart of the dark season approaches, the day draws on winter wisdom traditions from around the world; cultures that understood this time of year not as something to endure but as a season of depth, story, and necessary turning inward. You’ll spend time outside in the November garden, work with reflection and symbol, and leave with something that only the dark season can give: a deeper sense of what you’re made of, and what is…