Five Pranic Arrows: The Yoga of Flowers

A 3-Day Immersion in Prāṇavidyā, Yoga Therapy &Subtle Herbalism

with Brooke Sullivan, founder of The Wild Temple School

The missing piece in modern yoga practice is often the depth of a study called Pr āṇavidyā. This luminous science lies at the heart of what yoga is truly about—the direct experience of prāṇa as living intelligence. It is also the animating force within plants, the quiet current behind all healing modalities since the beginning of time. In this sense, to study prāṇa is to study the light of nature—Lumen Naturae—the same intelligence that moves through breath, body, psyche, and the botanical world.

In this three-day immersion, we enter into prāṇa not as an abstract concept, but as felt, differentiated energies—five pranic “arrows” or loci within the body. These currents shape our physiology, perception, and emotional landscape, offering a refined diagnostic lens into the patterns we hold—our habits, beliefs, and inner narratives. Through this lens, yoga therapy becomes precise, intuitive, and deeply responsive. From this foundation, we weave together the sister sciences of yoga therapy and the yoga of flowers—subtle herbalism, or Tantra Oṣadhi. You will explore how flower essences and plant allies mirror and modulate these pranic currents, offering gentle yet profound pathways for transformation. Paired with breath, movement, and awareness-based practices, these tools support the unwinding of limiting patterns, the restoration of energetic harmony, and the evolution of the soul’s expression.

This workshop is both practical and initiatory—an invitation to become more sensitive to prāṇa, more fluent in the language of nature, and more skillful in guiding healing from the inside out.

What to expect:

Friday eve: Enjoy gentle yogasana, breathwork and meditation, introducing you to the prana of flowers & yoga therapy for grounding and making space (in your life, in your body)

Saturday am: Explore pranic movement (himalayan cave exercises), breathwork and meditation to inspire your connection to the prana of flowers & yoga therapy that aid in inspiration, healing and growth. After movement will be a lecture followed by making some essences for your kit.  

Saturday pm: Enjoy gentle movement and relaxation sequence for metabolization, while learning about the prana of flowers & yoga therapy that aid in courage, deep nourishment and impactful living. After movement will be a lecture followed by making some essences for your kit. 

Sunday am: Enjoy pranic movement (himalayan cave exercises), breathwork and meditation to guide your connection to the prana of flowers & yoga therapy that aid in living authentically with creative self expression. After movement will be a lecture followed by making some essences for your kit. 

Sunday pm: Enjoy sound healing and relaxation sequence to illumine your cells and connect to the prana of flowers & yoga therapy that aid Dharmic living and impact in the world. After movement will be a lecture followed by making some essences for your kit. 

Each kit is prepared and designed by you, with Brooke’s guidance. 

Tuition: $475, Early Bird by July 20th $425, each participant will recieve a kit of flower essences designed with Brooke’s guidance.

About Brooke Sullivan:

A resident of Ashville NC, Brooke Sullivan is the founder of The Wild Temple School and a seasoned practitioner and teacher of Tantra Yoga, Yoga Therapy, Ayurveda, and subtle herbalism, with over two decades of dedicated study and practice. Rooted in the Himalayan Tradition of Śrī Vidyā Tantra, her work centers on prāṇa as the intelligent force behind healing—within the body, mind, and the natural world.

As a certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT), Brooke offers an integrative approach that weaves together Prāṇavidyā, yoga therapy, and plant-based healing modalities. Her teachings emphasize direct experience—cultivating sensitivity to prāṇa through breath, the subtle body, and the psyche, while recognizing this same intelligence expressed through plants, flowers, and the rhythms of nature.

She is especially known for her work in Tantra Oṣadhi—subtle herbalism and flower essence therapy—guiding students to work with plant allies to transform limiting patterns, restore energetic harmony, and align with their deeper dharma. Her teaching is both practical and initiatory, offering a refined lens through which yoga, healing, and nature become one unified field of living intelligence.