Nautilus an in person ritual day on Bundjalung Country

Kia Ora e hoa mā,

It is with so much joy I get to facilitate another circle this September.

I have called the tohorā (whales) into our day together with this beautiful art “The Nautilus and the Whale” by Julianne Kathleen.

I have been in a tender relationship with the tohorā (whales) these past few months, watching them migrate up east coast shores.

The way they love & mother there young brings me to tears. Did you know whales are matriarchal? When there is a loss the pod stays with the grieving mother for aslong as she needs. And the males protect the space & feed the calves. We can learn so much from our animal kin.

In te ao Māori Whales are viewed as taonga (treasures) and descendants of Tangaroa, the god of the ocean.

Please come & co-regulate with me & @wildernest on beloved Bundjalung Country.

Our intimate circle will gather on

Sunday, Sep 20th, 10 am ~ 3 pm Mt Butherum, Northern Rivers.

Our day will together will include:

• A deep cleansing ritual

• Co-creating an altar that honours our benevolent ancestors & Country

• Together we will foster connection with ourselves & co-regulation with our earth mother & one another through ritual

• We will explore our inner & ancestral landscapes with curiousity, honesty & humility

• We will seek to identify our internal resources that support & anchor us through the world with an intention to harvest our gifts for humanity at this time

  We will grieve well.

Please come as you are, where-ever you are.

Bring your water bottle, some lunch, a note book & anything else that feels supportive.

The investment is $120

Your $70 ticket purchase reserves your spot, please bring $50 cash on the day.

Payment plans & scholarships are available, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Please car pool to tread gently on the whenua (land).

Mauri Ora