Learn about cuatro manos y cinco volcanes and the medicine of understand relationships through this hawaiian cacao.

An introductory class to indigenous studies of relationship.

This is a beginners class that teaches us how to be in relationship with ourselves and with the world around us.

Mythology and parables of the African Deities that leave us with beautiful life lessons.

This month’s lesson is about Understanding Change.

A 60 minute easy meditation for all levels that gives permission for busy minds, bodies and spirits to reset and balance.

Join us in this monthly cacao ceremony. Each month will explore a new theme with 3 discs and 3 breaths.

A circle that invites all genders and their creation stories to share & witness of each other, held by the roots of creole diaspora

Learn how to simmer in your parts through PATAKI (storytelling through mythology from the Orishas. Meditation through listening).

Finish the week with nourishment for your mind, body & essence with platica (heart talk), ‘IK’ 3 breath practice ™️ & gratitude meditation

In a world that craves MORE, allow cuatro manos y cinco volcanes hawaiian cacao to bring the teachings of simplicity each month that show us that less is more.

A circle that invites all genders and their creation stories to share, learn and grow from the witnessing of each other, held by the roots of creole diaspora.

Learn how to simmer in your parts - a gratitude meditation that honours the mind, body and essence with ‘IK 3 breath practice. The more you simmer, the more you nourish.

Finish the week with nourishment for your mind, body and essence with ‘LK 3 breath practice and gratitude meditation.

We are all responsible for the fire. To be a fire keeper means to tend the flame. To listen to ourselves and to each other. Fire knows no gender, no colour. Fire knows love and warmth, but also understands responsibility and accountability for a strong flame that burns long embers. If you wish to understand your flame better, how to stoke your fire, how to work in togetherness to build fire in yourself, in your partnerships, in your families, in your communities - come to this 1 Day Retreat where you can begin.

Community Gathering learning from yoruba traditions & voudun rituals, sharing and listening to each other in inclusivity and reciprocity.

This month's Pataki is led by Ochosi, the protector, who has strong relationships with animals, birds and wild ones of the forest.

In this Pataki, Ochosi brings lessons of directness and how it is important to know your surroundings in order to create your capability.

Voudun (also known as Vodoo) is one of the oldest practices known to the world and its stories have been passed down for centuries. Through Pataki (the stories and parables of Ifa Yoruba) I hope to be able to demystify some of the Voudun myths for you and abridge a closer understanding of how beautiful Yoruba, Voudun, and the reality of its relationships with All Our Earth Relations can be.

Voudun (also known as Vodoo) is one of the oldest practices known to the world and its stories have been passed down for centuries. Through Pataki (the stories and parables of Ifa Yoruba) I hope to be able to demystify some of the Voudun myths for you and abridge a closer understanding of how beautiful Yoruba, Voudun, and the reality of its relationships with All Our Earth Relations can be.

This powerful ceremony was created by our elder teacher at The Path of IX, Marita - One Who Catches Lightning and Keeper of the Thunderstone.

Ash Bell, Vesna Vavladellis, and I, under the instructions, permission and intense teachings of our teacher, have been given the opportunity to bring IK’ Breathwork Ceremony to Melbourne, Victoria.

We look forward to inviting you to experience this beautiful ceremony that honours grief, forgiveness, and self-love.

Womens Ceremonial Circle that empowers the feminine to know themselves better through their relationships with self & their earth relations.

Voudun (also known as Vodoo) is one of the oldest practices known to the world and its stories have been passed down for centuries. Through Pataki (the stories and parables of Ifa Yoruba) I hope to be able to demystify some of the Voudun myths for you and abridge a closer understanding of how beautiful Yoruba, Voudun, and the reality of its relationships with All Our Earth Relations can be.