A One-Year Journey
The Diana Path
Walk with Diana in Her many aspects. Each season reveals a different face, inviting you to awaken the same quality within yourself.
Moon • Huntress • Guardian • Healer • Protector
The Diana Path
Learn to Read the Living World
Every day, nature is speaking.
The trees know when to rest.
Rivers find know how to find away around obstacles.
Seeds know when to wait and when to grow.
Migrating birds know when it is time to leave.
The seasons never rush, yet everything unfolds in its own time.
What if these weren't simply beautiful observations,
but practical wisdom for navigating your own life?
A one-year journey for women who long to reconnect with their instincts through the wisdom of the Earth, the Wheel of the Year and the many faces of Diana.
Not to escape modern life.
But to move through it with greater clarity, resilience and belonging.
Four Ways of Learning
Woven Together
The Diana Path doesn't separate spirituality from everyday life.
Every gathering weaves together four perspectives that illuminate one another.
Cosmic Wisdom
The myths of Diana.
The Wheel of the Year.
Moon cycles.
Ancient stories that serve as maps for understanding life's recurring patterns.
Earth Instinct
The forests. The birds.
The weather. The rivers.
The plants in your bioregion.
Learning to read the living landscape not as scenery but as a teacher.
Human Connection
Every season of nature mirrors something within us: uncertainty, courage, burnout, creativity, grief, and joy. Instead of fighting these seasons, we learn to move with them.
Practical Resilience
Drawing on twenty years of experience in humanitarian crises, this model helps navigate uncertainty and profound change. It's a grounded way of making decisions—a resilience we practise every day.
Is This Path for You?
A Different Relationship with Yourself
The Diana Path is for women who feel that life is inviting them into a different way of living. Not necessarily a different life but a different relationship with themselves, with nature and with the choices they make.
This path is for you if you…
Find yourself standing at a crossroads and don't yet know which direction to take.
Long to trust your own instincts more than the expectations of others.
Feel drawn to nature, but want to move beyond simply enjoying it to learning from it.
Are curious about Diana, mythology and the Wheel of the Year — new or familiar.
Want a spiritual practice that is practical, embodied and rooted in the living world.
Are willing to spend time outdoors, observing, reflecting and experimenting.
Value depth over quick answers and meaningful conversations over easy solutions.
Believe that the way we relate to the Earth shapes the way we relate to ourselves.
You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin. The path reveals itself by walking.
Along the Way
What You Will Learn
Suddenly, the Wheel of the Year isn't a calendar. It becomes a way of living.
- Listen before rushing towards answers.
- Notice the first signs of change.
- Take the next step even before the whole path is visible.
- Reconnect with your vitality.
- Nourish yourself instead of endlessly producing.
- Recognise what has already grown through your own hands.
- Navigate life's thresholds with confidence.
- Let go without losing yourself.
Walking the Wheel
A Year of Living with the Seasons
Each gathering combines the wisdom of Diana, close observation of your own bioregion, and practical ways of responding to life's changing landscapes.
Winter: Learning to Listen
Before every meaningful journey comes a moment of stillness. Nature teaches us that not every uncertainty requires an immediate answer. Together we practise slowing down, observing carefully and listening for what is quietly emerging beneath the surface.
Early Spring: Beginning to Notice
Long before the landscape bursts into colour, tiny signs announce that change has already begun. We train ourselves to recognise possibilities, subtle shifts and new directions before they become obvious.
Spring: Choosing Your Path
Crossroads are part of every life. Like Diana the Huntress, we learn that wise navigation rarely begins with certainty. It begins with taking the next true step.
Beltane: Reclaiming Your Life Force
A good navigator needs energy as well as direction. Together we reconnect with creativity, vitality and the relationships that help us thrive rather than merely survive.
Summer: Building Your Resources
Healthy ecosystems prepare long before difficult seasons arrive. Drawing inspiration from the abundance of summer, we explore the inner and outer resources that sustain us through times of challenge and change.
Lammas: Recognising What Has Grown
Many women move from one goal to the next without recognising how much they have already created. Nature invites us to pause, acknowledge our harvest and recognise the strengths we have cultivated along the way.
Mabon: Navigating Change
Every path eventually reaches a threshold. Rather than fearing transition, we learn to navigate it with greater awareness, flexibility and trust, discovering that uncertainty is often where new possibilities begin.
Samhain: Letting Go and Beginning Again
No living system can continue growing without releasing what no longer serves it. Together we honour endings, learn the wisdom of letting go and prepare the ground for whatever the next season may bring.
By the end of the journey, the Wheel of the Year is no longer simply something you observe. It becomes a way of moving through life.
Meet Your Guide
Two Paths
For almost twenty years, my professional life revolved around one question: How do people find their way when the landscape of their lives suddenly changes?
Working in humanitarian crises across more than thirty countries, I supported communities facing conflict, displacement, natural disasters and profound uncertainty.
The people who navigated these challenges most successfully were not always those with the greatest resources. They were the ones who knew how to read the situation around them, remain adaptable, strengthen relationships and make thoughtful decisions even when the future was unclear.
As a Priestess of Diana and Avalon, I now guide women in learning from the same living systems that have sustained life for millions of years. My role is not to tell you which path to take — it is to help you develop your own living compass.
Practical Information
The Shape of the Year
Duration
One year
Dec 2026 – Dec 2027
Opening Immersion
Full-day online gathering
19 December 2026
Seasonal Gatherings
Seven live online workshops
4–5 hours each
Living the Season
Practices woven into everyday life
Your own landscape becomes your teacher.
Navigation Circles
Live support between gatherings
Individual or small group.
Closing Retreat
18–19 December 2027
Glastonbury, UK
Community
Maximum 10 participants
Personal and supportive.
Resources & Materials
Curated readings and tools
To support your seasonal practices.
Integration
Space for reflection
Weaving wisdom into your personal journey.
2027 Gathering Dates
- 30 January
- 20 March
- 8 May
- 19 June
- 7 August
- 18 September
- 30 October
INVESTMENT
£999
✓ Opening Immersion (full-day online)
✓ Seasonal Navigation Circles
✓ Access to a private community
✓ Nine seasonal online gatherings
✓ Cosmic, Earth and Human practices
✓ Ongoing guidance throughout the journey
Retreat fee included. Accommodation, meals and travel arranged separately.
Frequently Asked
Questions Before You Begin
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No. Whether you're completely new to Diana or have worked with her for years, The Diana Path is designed to meet you where you are.
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No. Women from many different spiritual backgrounds are welcome. The programme invites exploration rather than asking you to adopt a particular belief system. -
You don't need access to remote wilderness. The Diana Path encourages you to build a relationship with your own bioregion — a city park, a river, farmland, woodland or the landscape just beyond your doorstep.
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Life happens. All online gatherings are recorded, so you can revisit them in your own time. You'll also receive the accompanying resources and practices.
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The programme is designed to fit alongside work, family and everyday life. Beyond the seasonal gatherings, you'll be invited to spend regular time outdoors. The more you engage with the practices, the richer your experience will be.
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The in-person retreat is an integral part of The Diana Path and marks the completion of our year-long journey. The programme fee includes the retreat itself. Accommodation, meals and travel are arranged separately.
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You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin. If you feel drawn to the journey but would like to explore whether it's the right fit, you're warmly invited to arrange a conversation before applying.
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To create a supportive and personal learning environment, each cohort is limited to 10 participants.
Begin Your Journey
Apply for The Diana Path
Every journey begins with a decision — not to have everything figured out, but to take the next true step.
