An Introduction to Subtle Energy — Day Workshop (Chatsworth, VIC)

We invite you to our one-day workshop designed to offer a hands-on introduction (or refresher for graduates) to the principles and practices of subtle energy as shared in Quantum Foundations, our entry-level training program.

This event is ideal if you are curious about the energetic layers of land, home, animals, and people, or if you are a past participant seeking grounded follow-up support.

Through simple, practical exercises and real-world examples, you'll get a feel for what we really mean when we speak about subtle energy, geomancy, and the energetic aspects of landscape, livestock, and home health.

The day will also include an opportunity to hear and learn from your host's own journey with subtle energy, including how they have applied subtle energy principles and practices on their land and in their lives.

Whether you're new to the language of energy or looking to reconnect with these teachings in a down-to-earth, embodied way, this introductory day offers an accessible and inspiring entry point into the work of Quantum Leap Subtle Energy.

Venue

This event will be hosted by Tom and Sarah Whinney at their spectacular family-run estate, Chatsworth House, “a living, breathing ecosystem dedicated to regenerative farming, warm hospitality, and unforgettable celebrations.”

📍Chatsworth House
101 Hopkins Hill Road
Chatsworth, Victoria
(View on Google Maps)

Local accommodations

If you’ll be travelling to the region and plan to stay a night or two, you may be interested in staying at Chatsworth House. To enquire, please contact Sarah directly on 0438 541 438 or email to events@chatsworthhouse.com.au.

Alternatively, Sarah recommends local options, either in Dunkeld (approx. 30 mins’ drive; try the Royal Mail Hotel, Southern Grampians Cottages, and local Airbnb stays) or Mortlake (approx. 25 mins’ drive; try Mac’s Hotel).

Inclusions

All workshop learning materials will be provided.

This is a fully catered event, and your registration includes lunch, as well as morning and afternoon tea. Please confirm any specific dietary needs during registration.

What to bring

It’s safe to expect warm weather in February, and we’ll be using indoor and outdoor spaces on the day.

For your comfort, we recommend you bring:

• A water bottle
• Broad-brimmed hat and sun protection (e.g. sun shirt, sunscreen)
• Notebook and pens
• Wear layered comfortable clothing to suit all weather types.

Further information

For further information about the workshop, contact Garry McDouall, Facilitator, on 0428 834 281.