Welcome
- the non-local acquisition of information, extra-sensory perception (ESP), divination
- the non-local influencing of the world around us, psychokinesis (PK), enchantment
- contact with non-local entities, theurgy
The morning of each day we will hear from leading academic researchers about their findings in each domain. In the first half of the afternoon we will all have the opportunity to try out some of the practices associated with psi success. In the second half of the afternoon we will have the Psi Games Experience where practitioners will demonstrate their abilities and participants will have the opportunity to compete in a number of practices. Prizes will be awarded for the best-performing participants!
Featuring talks and discussions with the world’s top scientists, academics and practitioners in the field of consciousness studies and real-time experiments that everyone is invited to take part in, participants come away with a real sense of what in Anglo-Saxon terms was referred to as ‘wyrd’; an inherent understanding of our deep interconnection with the world around us.
Key activities will be enhanced with Monroe Sound Science to support exploration of consciousness through a combination of sound techniques, including binaural beats, frequency, amplitude, phase modulation, and more. Today, Monroe utilize more than 50 different techniques for creating sound frequencies designed to assist listeners to rapidly move into targeted beneficial states of expanded awareness.
Contributors

Dean Radin

Diane Hennacy

Hakim Isler

Jack Hunter

Cal Cooper

Nicola Farmer

Michael Oswald

Sophie Morrison

Wolf Janu

Penny Hayward

David Harker

Kirsty Allan

Peter Merry

Adam Malone




Broughton Sanctuary
The retreat will be held here at the 2,500-acre Broughton Sanctuary, just outside Skipton, at the foothills of The Yorkshire Dales, one of the most picturesque parts of the country. Established in 1097, Broughton Hall is a house of transformation, home to the Tempest family for over 900 years, and enjoys a rich history stretching back over the millennium.
The Sanctuary is also home to one of Britain’s most exciting nature recovery projects, a heartfelt commitment to address one of our deepest contemporary crises, based upon an extensive tree-planting and rewilding programme. This year in 2025, we welcome beavers to the Sanctuary alongside our native cattle and Iron Age pigs. Subscribe to our Rewilding Broughton Youtube channel to learn more.
Avalon, our state-of-the-art wellbeing retreat centre is the beating heart of the Sanctuary. With extensive indoor and outdoor resources the building exists to serve the inner voyage of mind, body, spirit. During your stay you may unwind in the state-of-the-art biophilic designed Pool Suite; including a clear 20-metre pool, steam room and sauna, plus hydromassage pool. Beyond the building itself, the Sanctuary grounds offer a chance to return to source, from meditation labyrinths, wild swimming reservoirs, a cosmic garden and much more.
We have a large variety of rooms available, whether in Broughton Hall itself, or throughout our eclectic collection of 20 stunning Retreat Houses, including converted barns, former coachhouses and gatehouses.
The retreats offers a variety of accommodation across its collection of Retreat Houses and 16th Century historic home, Broughton Hall.
Please note: the images below are examples of the type of room you will be booking, all rooms are subject to availability.
Rooms in Broughton Hall
Broughton Sanctuary
Skipton, Yorkshire
BD23 3AE
Extra Information for Ubiquity University Students
Requirements for enrolled Degree students to earn 4 Credits:
Required Reading/Watching
- Jahn, B. & Dunne B. (2011). Consciousness and the Source of Reality. Princeton, ICRL Press.
- Dialogue with Brenda Dunne – How Interconnected Are We? The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research and its Implications.
End of course essay describing the impact on your life of studying this material
- For BA students – 6-9 pages in length.
- For MA students – 10-15 pages in length.
- For PhD students – 20-25 pages in length.




































