Show Notes
Dreams shape our lives in ways we often don’t recognise until we look back. Some come to us in sleep, revealing healing, guidance or the next step. Others emerge through imagination, creativity and the dreams we dare to pursue. In this Full Moon practice, Michelle shares a dream that changed the course of her life and invites you to reflect on the moments that have shaped yours. Through contemplation, a walking practice and a simple creative exercise, you’ll create a constellation of the things that make you feel most alive—a map of your inner sky to help guide what comes next.
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What have you inherited, and what will you carry forward? In this October Full Moon practice, Michelle explores ancestral remembrance through a personal altar, a pathway connecting generations and a note to those who will follow.
What is emerging in your life, and how might it reach beyond you? In this New Moon Practice, Michelle explores Emergence — the continual unfolding of life through change, relationships and the wisdom passed between generations. Through a personal story of animal rescue, we discover how one small act of care can shape lives across generations. Our practice invites you to honour your ancestors, reflect on what you wish to nurture and make room for a future that is still unwritten.
What wonder tales will we leave behind? In these Notes from the Pathway of Wonder and Awe, Michelle explores Earth time, ancient harvest traditions, the stories we inherit and the ways they shape how we see the living world. From the Cailleach to a tiny orphaned wallaby named Nettle, this is an invitation to consider what we will add to the inheritance of generations still to come.
Under the Full Moon, we honour those who came before us and the dreams, stories and wisdom they carried forward. In this practice, Michelle shares a childhood memory of her grandmother and invites you to create a simple ancestor altar, reflect on what you have inherited and contemplate the experience of wonder you dream of for future generations. What kind of ancestor are you becoming? And what can you carry forward, with love?
In this September New Moon Practice, Michelle explores wonder through the memory of a firewalk at Teotihuacan and the natural thresholds of dawn, dusk and midnight. The month’s practice is to spend time outside each day, attend to what becomes vivid, and carry a dream for future generations to the equinox, where it becomes a small flag offered to the elements.