EMBRACE KAMBARANG SEASON,YIN YOGA & SOUND IMMERSION.

Kaya wanjoo babin! (Hello and welcome friends)

Join us celebrating Kambarang in style!

It’s the ‘second spring’ of the Noongar six seasons. Fresh from our packed yin yoga sound immersion, spilling out onto the surrounding grass at Blossom Festival, we are inspired to be teaming up again. We’ll be serving you a delicious platter of nurturing yin yoga, magical Noongar language, native elixirs, vegan treats and enchanting music. Be immersed, relaxed and rejuvenated in a beautiful, blissful, bounty of benedictions!

Paige, Chiara, Bren and Reubens love of First Nations culture, yoga and music has guided them to create this all-inclusive, unique presentation and exploration of arts and spirituality.

‘Djiba-djobaliny’ (swimming) through the musical scapes performed by Reuben from Down Dingo Yoga.

Guided by the ‘Kwobadak’ (beautiful) and hypnotic voice of Chiara of Shanti Vibe Yoga Healing.

Be mesmerized by Brens ‘malka’ (magic) hand pan drum.

You will ‘djoorap koort’ (love) the native plants shrine and teas curated and combined by Paige.

Kambarang in Noongar tradition represents the Second Spring “Season of Birth”, it’s the time of the year where we see an abundance of blooming flowers and colors.

In both Noongar culture and Traditional Chinese medicine from which Yin Yoga is originated, we see an in-depth connection of nature which is aligned with the natural rhythms and cycles of the environment.

This commences with a gentle Guided Meditation to connect with the vibrant energy of new beginnings associated with the Chinese Wood Element and Noongar Season Kambarang/Spring.
As the Yin Yoga practice unfolds, gentle postures are held to activate the Wood Element, focusing on the Liver and Gallbladder Meridians, promoting relaxation, flexibility, and renewal whilst harmonizing the flow of life force energy throughout the body.

Through this holistic fusion of practices, participants are invited to align with the spirit of Spring, embracing growth, healing, and rejuvenation.

We have a very special First Nations guest:

Daniel Garlett, Whadjuk Ballardong Noongar man introducing this incredible event with a special welcome to country and Noongar discussion about Kambarang the second Spring season!
Whadjuk Ballardong Yued Noongar and jaru and Yamatji man with family connections throughout WA NT.
Cultural educational based programs and professional performer who travels the world showcasing our rich Aboriginal culture.

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Following the experience, we will gather around the Kambarang themed altar to savor the flavor of the season as we sip on soothing native herbal tea, carefully selected to honor the indigenous traditions of the land and some vegan raw bites crafted from locally sourced ingredients.

What to bring:

- Yoga mat

- Cushion, blanket

- Drinking vessel

- Anything you wish to add to the altar to chare it up with intention and the energies of rejuvenation and renewal.

More about the co-creators:

Reuben is a yoga teacher and guitarist who specializes in sound immersion and yoga music. His unique guitar style is inspired by soulful Spanish and Indian music. He creates a soothing and melodic experience through open tunings, harmonics, and drones. Loops, delay and reverb are used to add dynamics and depth to his intricate sound. Reuben’s music is a beautiful and hypnotic soundscape for relaxing and blissing out.

Chiara Shanti is a multi-talented wellness practitioner and yoga teacher. She is also skilled in sound healing, Reiki therapy and vocal artistry. With a passion for holistic healing and a natural intuition of the mind-body connection, Chiara presents her yin yoga and philosophy with a fluid, engaging, and deeply relaxing delivery. Sure to bring you into the present moment!

Bren is a hand-pan player, electronic music producer under his alias 'Intraverse' and somewhat of a mystical poetic wordsmith. Aside from lending his musicality to Monday beach circles in Scarborough, Bren has been collaborating with Chiara on sound healing events for some time now. He’s sure bring his great vibes to the mix!

Paige is a Senior Spa Therapist with a passion for herbalism and indigenous culture.She has a strong family connection to Port Hedland and spent many years in nature with animals and witnessing local communities whilst growing up. This has led her to be passionate about being in touch with nature and first nation’s traditions. She is enthusiastic about holding space and sharing her native wisdom.