Primitive wind
Le souffle de l'esprit
Tours en Bretagne Sacrée
Pèlerinages celtiques, sites mégalithiques et sagesse ancestrale en Bretagne, France
Le souffle de l'esprit
Le souffle de l'esprit
Le souffle de l'esprit
FROM AOTEAROA
TO BRITTANY
Anton & Ra del Sol met in Aotearoa (New Zealand) where they found themselves discovering one another into the sacred, coming back to their roots, sharing their passion for nature, cosmic knowledge, sound, music, rituals, ceremonies, arts, plants, elemental and spiritual world.
Co-creating Primitive Wind, they started to offer the medicine through Sound Immersion, infused in traditional and ancient maori instruments.
Transitioning on from the antipodes in 2022, after 5 years living at Aotearoa, they travelled to meet the first nations land, at Turtle Island (Vancouver Island, Canada). Intimate ceremonies and sound medicine offerings honoured the cycles of nature with a beautiful Soul Family.
Now in Europe — back to their homeland of Brittany — they deepen the relationship with their belonging and ancestral wisdom.
Together, they guide experiences that honour the old ways while making them meaningful for our time — creating spaces where people can reconnect with ancestral memory, the wisdom of the land, and the deeper rhythm of life itself.
Le souffle de l'esprit
Anton & Ra del sol
Anton draws inspiration from the ancient Celtic druidic traditions of Brittany. Through myth, landscape, and imagination, he explores the subtle relationship between humans and the natural world. His approach invites us to rediscover a more ancient way of perceiving the land — not as something separate from us, but as a living presence with which we can once again co-create.
Le souffle de l'esprit
Anton Toem
Le souffle de l'esprit
RA DEL SOL
Ra del Sol lives in intimate relationship with nature and the rhythms of the Earth. Her path is guided by plant knowledge and ancestral traditions of the land. Through simple yet powerful practices, she transforms daily gestures into sacred acts of presence — where gathering plants, preparing food, or walking the land becomes a ceremony of gratitude and connection.
