Deja Hu

I love nature and the beauty of the natural world. I was brought up in the wild beauty of Snowdonia and have always had a passion for travelling. One of the first places I travelled was Egypt and the incredible Sinai, then I travelled to Ladaka, Tibet, Nepal and India many times, The US, and many places across the world.

I studied Tibetan Medicine in the Himalayas of Ladakh with a seventh generation traditional doctor, Amchi Tsewang Smanla, and at a Tibetan Monastery in Scotland. Tibetan Medicine is an ancient and profound study with application of healing for body, speech and mind. In 1999 I went on to train in an MA in Buddhist Psychotherapy Karuna Institute in Devon.

I also set up Tiger's Nest, a project that worked with many renowned Tibetan meditation masters over the years, hosting retreats and workshops. I created and edited a series of books called 'Dharma Diary', which featured teachers such as His Holiness The Dalai Lama, Thich Nath Hanh and many others.

I have spent time in India, Egypt, Turkey, Nepal and Thailand researching sacred music and poetry, especially amongst the Sufi and non dual traditions. This is when I wrote 'Sufi".

I now run a series of festivals called Into the Wild, hosting weekends and courses for people to learn from nature, with wild crafts, music, yoga, meditation, song, dance and much more. www.in2wild.com

I also run a new re-wilding project for the UK and have published a book of writings and poems called "Raven" Reild your heart!

I am also an author, father, photographer, poet, cook and lover of travel.

Feel free to get in touch via facebook. https://www.facebook.com/dejahu

All is well!