A river will be restored…
Re-membering our soul’s work is about
Relational Healing
The Earth is our ancestor and as the children of Mother Earth, we are graced with the spiritual responsibility to return to earth-based wisdom traditions of healing, where we recognise our shared skin, rewild our belonging and forgo the illusion of individualism in honour of interspecies liberation.
The Elements
Everything in creation is made up of the five elements, earth, fire, water, wind, and space. We commit to the balance of the elements and their forces within and without. The ongoing climate crisis is a direct reflection of loss of soul, which has proliferated the spiritual fragmentation and dismemberment that denies our interdependence with all of life.
Our Worldsense
We choose to widen our worldsense by deprioritising a preoccupation with materialism and by reorienting to a decolonial and multi-sensory worldmaking that is in relationship with the sacred. We unearth othered ways of knowing and bone-deep revelations through a discipline of unlearning to relearn.
Black Time
Zamani absorbs, holds, and stores all events that have ever happened and stretches back endlessly to before time began. It is a transtemporal river that carries all of creation. As time moves towards zamani, we walk backwards into ancient and ancestral futures.
Spiritual Sense-making
Spiritual sense-making is the cultivation of our response-ability to the shifting ground of our times and the recognition that our embodied knowledge affords us with direct guidance on our path through the gifts that we carry. The work of re-discovery is initiated through the land, our living traditions, relational capacities and the medium of our body.
The inner voice is the mother tongue of the soul
The inner voice is the mother tongue of the soul
My story
My first experience of spirit illness was when I was 15 years old. With the interception of a wild and unknown grace, a stranger was found who took me under his wings to learn about basic energy medicine protocols for clearing, cleansing and charging the atmosphere of the home I lived in and my field. I attended a spiritual retreat which I now understand was my rite of passage, where I learned about mediumship, meditation, and the importance of self-mastery.
As an adolescent without direct access to the elders of my lineage, I was still left to forge a path by myself. It would be years later in 2017, that the same profound state of spiritual crisis would arise again, this time I would root it firmly into the soil. I had been called by my ancestors.
An ancestral calling is a psycho-spiritual initiation that is grounded within traditional and Indigenous African knowledge, when I heard the sounds of my ngomi singing into my soul, a new life engulfed my being.
I am a mũrathi (a soothsayer), memory keeper and spirit-medium. I am Kenyan, of the Gĩkũyũ people and Swahili people, Scottish, and Australian with Aboriginal ancestry. I was raised in and by the land of South Africa. I am a guide for highly sensitive beings and deeply rooted people* to enter an eternal now, re-member their soul’s work and become the stewards of forgotten futures.
I have studied and received certifications in transformative modalities in the healing arts and have six years of experience facilitating soul work for hundreds of people all over the world. → Teachers + Training
I currently work and live on the lands of Kulin Nation and the Wurundjeri people. I honour and deeply respect the Traditional custodians of this land.
*deeply rooted: “An empowered word to describe any person or community rooted in an ancient culture steeped in traditional and indigenous knowledge that colonisation attempted to erase. It is a word that attempts to describe the multiplicity of ethnicities and experiences related to the international Indigenous, Black, Pan- African, Afro-descendent, Arab, Brown, Latinx, South American, and Asian communities” - Coined by Sundus Abdul Hadi. I have extended Hadi’s definition to include gender non-conforming queer folk.