22/06/2025
🌿 Breathing with the Ancients: A Walk of Return
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
A sacred walk, a still breath, and a sound offering to close.
Deep in Ku-ring-gai Chase, we reconnected with the elements—land, sky, self, and song.
The final drum and didge was a thank you, offering into the trees. 🍃🪘🎶
Today, Mike and I stepped into the ancient embrace of Ku-ring-gai Chase, beneath fishbone clouds and a prism of rainbow light. The aways BLUE sky—our Father Sun—stretched above, while Mother Earth below- held us in emerald bush and still waters.
Among the tall people—the trees—we remembered our place in the family of nature.
Breath slowed and deepened.
Inhale: spacious sky.
Exhale: grounding earth.
Each breath reminded us: we are nature. Our breath is the song of the earth moving through us.
We come to sacred lands to connect, share, seek wisdom, and ground—not just as individuals, but as fathers, sons, brothers. The trees, our elders, offer ancient guidance.
We asked many questions, and this
How do we transmute anger?
The forest replied:
“We do not feel anger. There is only love. Be love.”
A gentle breeze passed through, and we understood.
The breath is the bridge—creating a pause, spaciousness to transform into love ❤️.
To be in Nature to restores us. The colours, scent, light, sound—cleansing our system, returning us to stillness and connection. To be here is to remember, to retrieve.
Before leaving, we offered sound to the land—didge and drum. A reverent thank you for the teachings received. A farewell in rhythm, to return home—grounded, open, connected to our high purpose..
To breathe is to be.
To be is to love.
To love is to honour ourselves, others, the land, the sky, and all the wisdom in between.
