The Listening Ground
A facilitated circle for honest sharing, attentive listening and personal reflection. Each person chooses what to share and may pass.
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Circles · Workshops · Ceremony
Entering the work together.
Space to listen, create and meet one another with care. Each gathering has its own purpose, form and boundaries.
Presence · Relationship · Reciprocity
Myth · Symbol · Soul · Story
Ceremony & community
Spirit Lodge
A gathering for renewal, remembering and reorientation.
Ceremony, check-in and sharing circles offer time for reflection and relationship. Spirit Lodge is a community ceremonial offering, distinct from individual counselling.
The 24–25 October 2026 gathering has been cancelled. The next gathering is planned for autumn 2027; dates and registration details will follow.
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Circles and creative journeys.
The Living Myth of Gilgamesh
A developing mythopoetic journey for men, exploring companionship, grief, mortality and responsibility through story, conversation and creative inquiry.
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A developing creative journey into voice, self-recognition and relationship. Myth offers questions to explore, without diagnosing or labelling participants.
Express your interest →Taking form with care
An invitation, when the ground is ready.
Dates, format, fees and participation information will be confirmed before bookings open. These circles and journeys are educational, experiential or community offerings; they are not presented as psychotherapy or crisis care.
Sharing and creative participation remain optional. We ask participants to respect one another’s privacy, boundaries and meaning.
Acknowledgement of Country
I acknowledge the Original Tribal Leaders and Custodians of the lands, waters and skies upon which we live, work and gather. Whether we gather in person or meet across distance, we each sit upon Country, with histories and relationships reaching far beyond our own. I honour the living Lore, knowledge and cultures carried through generations.
I pay my respects to Elders past and present, and those continuing to carry culture forward. With humility and respect, I invite us to remain curious about the Country upon which we sit, the people who have cared for it across generations, and our own relationship with the land.
nungki mewa — with good feeling