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The Magic of Place of Birth

Whenever I arrive in Harare, there is a landing in my body, a sense of familiarity, a homecoming.  I used to wonder why, despite only spending the first 6 weeks of my […]

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Constellation Circle – Land of Birth

In keeping with Pachamama month (a celebration held in Peru every August), the theme for the Constellation Circle is “Land of Birth” – exploring your relationship to your birthplace and

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Meditative Morning – Honouring Pachamama

In Peru, the first day of August is celebrated as Pachamama Day.  It marks the start of a month of celebrating Mother Earth – during which rituals, despacho ceremonies and

Sacred Andean Tradition Experiential workshop 2027

Sacred Andean Tradition Experiential Workshop

Sacred Andean Tradition Experiential Workshop The Sacred Andean Tradition shows us a way of being and living that brings us back into harmony with life, nature and the world, through

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Releasing the Burden of Responsibility

For many years, I didn’t realise that I carried that burden of self-imposed responsibility – I thought that the tight shoulders, asthma and a digestive system that needed care were

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Meditative Morning – Autheniticity

An invitation to come and sit under the canopy of trees on the wooden platform beside the Baviaans River at Inner Peace Healing for a Meditative Morning.  A chance to

Re-igniting the Munay Ki Rites

Re-Igniting the Munay Ki Rites

This is a series of workshops for those of you who have received the Munay Ki Rites – it does not matter when, from whom or where you received them. 

Coming together in Circle
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Coming together in Circle

One morning last month, I woke knowing that the Munay Ki Journey could not wait till next year. It’s a call to come together in circle, to build a sense of belonging and trust. A space that

Sacred Andean Tradition Winter Solstice Despacho Ceremony

Winter Solstice Despacho Ceremony

An invitation to join a fire Winter Solstice Despacho Ceremony honouring the midpoint of winter – the shortest day and the longest night.

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