One of the strongest life experiences I’ve ever had that catalysed a full scale shift in my life – playing the role of Earth in a piece of ritual theatre called ‘The Rape of the Earth’ I wish that every single person could have this experience – but in the absence of that I can at least share it!

If you want to know how facing facts can transform your life, then this is one for you. I share the story of how a group of us were bounced around the corner from immobility to full change making lives, through the portal of awakening grief…

How do we handle the experience of feeling the urgency, sitting in the Unknown not knowing what to do – trusting life and acting from emergence? Hopefully my experiences can help others know that it can be powerful to sit in this yogic squat as it alchemizes and redirects our lives – back to ourselves.

Do you notice what you notice? Are you awake to life’s messages? I’m going to share about the path to the trees and how Project GreenHands provided the foundations of TreeSisters.

How many of us sit on our dreams? What if those dreams were clear transmissions from the part of you that knows exactly what you’re capable of and wants you to have the fullest experience of embodying that in order to uncover and discover who and what you really are?

A total experiment – verbalizing a whole cartoon that I was shown in the car crash that gave me TreeSisters. I also share what happened when 11 year olds acted this out for themselves – which was amazing. For me – this was a total game changer.

I want EVERYONE to watch this and the feedback agreed. This exploration of the momentum of collective consciousness is an experiment in whether or not understanding ourselves better, can help us change and grow.

A revelatory introduction to the TreeSisters Map of 5 Choices as a framework of masculine and feminine balance

I’m simply calling this session ‘choose your Mother’ for reasons that will become obvious! A somewhat in-your-face approach that may make people start running when they see me coming – but hey – I have to try everything:-) This whole perspective arose from being asked the question ‘why do you do what you do?’