How do we make space for her, in this patriarchal hyper growth world? I’m not talking about the men stepping down and letting the women lead. I am talking about making space within our own world for this feminine force, this yin, this dark rich mystery, the wild nature within…

Emotions are the portal into the other world. The other world is not just out there beyond physical form, it is within. Our feeling body is a deep wellspring of interconnectedness to all that is. To live between the worlds is to live deeply attuned to the body, one foot…

When the pandemic hit, I returned to my family farm in rural New South Whales to support succession. Well, more so to be home, the place that grew me up. That place is in every cell of my being. …

It’s been an epic journey. Of course, through the heart. Through loss. I have become an observer of my own life. I guess that is what one would call “mediation”, or maybe deep listening. It’s strange to both be in the experience and see the experience at the same time. …

It is a dearmouring, a shedding of our own confinements. It is a courageous act to walk this world with a wild heart. There is a belief that if our heart is open it could get hurt. …

We were at war for thousands of years. Some would say, we still are. For centuries, families were slaughtered, men went to war and never returned home. This is in our blood, the trauma remains. We can run from it, deny it, act it out, push it down… The question…

The winter. Is welcome. My body was crying out for it after three years of constant go. Spending the cold months in the desert sun. There is a beauty. To the cold dark nights. To pain. To this aching heart. It’s been a crazy year. For me the last two…

They said the third world war would not be fought with weapons, they were right. They said it would be the war to end all wars… now that is up to us! … In the grips of control, with a mandatory injection of yet another biological warfare, we have choice…

Why do you care about the environment, the natural living world? I am reading an extraordinary book at the moment by Charles Eisenstein. He asks the question of why did you become an environmentalist, an advocate for nature? So I actually sat down with this question, and what arose was…