It is with great pride and joy from my heart to officially offer some new offerings to this Boodjar (Mother Earth).
Being supported in the @OneTribeHealing container through level 1-5 of the shamanic practitioner training has guided me to this place of deep trust in myself to be a conduit for healing. Having gone through many layers myself, I am now able and accredited/insured to help others through the same with their layers.
When we as Whadjuk people welcomed visitors into our lands, we started with a ceremony of banishing the bad spirits to make room for the good spirits.
As humans we have free will to banish the vibrations that come from conditional love and to welcome those that stem from unconditional love. Inauthenticity and authenticity. Love and fear. Trust or distrust. Discernment or confusion. Humans aren’t bad for Boodjar, people who don’t care for themselves are bad for Boodjar.
If we don’t care for ourselves - we can’t care for our Boodjar. There are reasons why we don’t care for ourselves, there is an energetic root to these reasons and by asking and receiving we can ascertain what that is and how to best uproot the attached thought-forms and beliefs. The state of the ecosystem directly relates to a miseducation around how we should relate to ourselves and others. To live in fear and scarcity rather than love and abundance. I’m proud as a Nyoongar man to represent the oldest living continuous culture and pass on those messages of belonging that allow us to unconditionally love ourselves and others. To know we are divinely who we are and we all have a critical role to play in our communities. We are here to protect certain totems, certain creatures that are features of the Boodjar we are b:earthed into, but also to bring through our unique medicine in all the spaces we share together. When we identify with our ancestors/society’s trauma and the identity that came from surviving that, we are instead bringing through their poison.
$170 on Zoom or $215 for in-person 2 hour sessions at @bayroadcollective where we will work together to sever ties with what isn’t yours to hold onto and to welcome in what nourishes and uplifts you in 2026.🦉
@brrrbook being a legend in a JUMP CUTS @aideen_o_donovan and @kateosheaartist combo printed shirt ❤️
@goolugatupheathcote repost: Thank you to everyone who attended our last exhibition opening of the year! We opened three exhibitions and delighted in sets from three musical talents, backdropped by one of the best sunsets of the year. Thank you to Whadjuk-Ballardong Nyoongar man Jack Collard for a Welcome to Country that brought our attention and shared spirit to bilya kaartdijin, teaching us the stories and practices along the Derbarl Yerrigan, a precious and sacred site on Whadjuk Country.
For Goolugatup Sounds, Sara T set the mood right early on, followed by the uplifting jangles of pop duo Elizabeta, and ended by an unforgettable extended set by visiting artist and now friend Anu <3 <3 <3
Our exhibitions are open until 18 January, 10am-4pm. Note: we are closed from Monday 22 December to Friday 2 January.
Photography: Aaron Claringbold @waterrunnings
Thanks Jack Collard @brrrbook for this testimonial from the 2024/25 Yearlong Shamanic Training group.
A total pleasure to be a part of your journey; thank you for all you are and all you bring to our little community here but especially to the wider world out there. You are a leader and our world is lucky to have leaders like you 🦅🙏🏽
(PS - Best to have sound ON as the captions don’t pick up the Nyoongar words, which hold such beautiful medicine)
