We Are The Dreamers
It is my honour to welcome you home, to call forth your inner knowing and introduce you to a growing community of inspiring women across the globe who are dreaming in a new way.
It's quite the journey as women to find our way in a world that so eagerly wishes to compare and define us from the outside in.
It can be very discombobulating to find oneself in a place where things that once felt important no longer hold the same meaning... knowing you're on the precipice of something new but not quite knowing what that means or where it's all going.
What I can say for certain is that the wheels of change are in motion and if you’re reading this it's likely you’re feeling it.
Yet, beneath all the noise there is a wise whisper of reason calling you in... calling you home. To Nature - and your true nature - that timeless safe-haven where guidance is given freely and you remember your innate capacity to restore balance; within and without.
Let us nourish the soil for this collective return to the garden, where all flowers are welcomed to grow and unfurl in their own divine timing.
Singing together, we remember harmony.
It is my genuine belief that if we continue to come together as women, holding the intention to empower one another with knowledge, wisdom, resources and genuine support, we will lead the re-love-ution to a harmonious heart-centred world.
And so it is.
Ours is not the task of fixing the entire world at once, but of stretching out to mend the part of the world that is within our reach
Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Based on Bundjalung Country in the Byron Shire, Fiona Louise is a Sound Healer, Ceremonial Musician & Retreat Facilitator devoted to a collective reconnection to Nature and her teachings, wholesomeness, healing and conscious community.
I am a student of life, along side you, curating spaces to share practices and teachings that have helped me to find balance, beauty and meaning within this mysterious human experience.
It wasn't until my mid-20s that I finally touched upon a way of perceiving that truly spoke to me; body, mind and soul. Life up to that point had always been marked with an underlying sense of yearning - without ever knowing what I was yearning for. This manifested in many ways, some beneficial and others less so. The "seeking" lead me to beautiful teachers and many different teachings, all of which where fuelled by a deep desire to find meaning and comfort within my own skin. Almost two decades on and a lot of learning in between, I now understand this experience through the lens of myth and archetypal story. From the ashes of what was - the outdated and limited ways of seeing and being - an entirely new vision arose. Along with this rebirth came a renewed sense of purpose, a new direction and an opening of gifts that, up until then, had been resting quietly within. The lotus blooms.
Since then I've lived many different lives; cycles within cycles, different countries, cities and communities, following the call of spirit, collecting stories and songs along the way. It hasn't always made sense or been as graceful as I would have liked. Naturally the path of heart is a reckoning with all parts of self; tweaking one's beliefs and deepest fears, stretching who we think we are well beyond what feels safe. One thing for sure is that it has been more evolutionary and beautiful than I could have ever contrived.
Awaken the Sacred is an expression of my deepest gratitude to this great mystery and the many gifts received, to the sacred lands that hold and nourish me, to my ancestors, teachers, family, spiritual allies and our growing community of courage and heart that inspires me in countless ways.
May all that we share be for the benefit of all.
Fiona holds such a warm, welcoming presence. She transmits her reverence, care and love for All that is, with such brightness and luminosity.
To listen and deeply feel her music is an exquisite experience ~ it calls me back into remembrance of the joy, sadness and beauty of this existence.
I have such gratitude for this divine being, and feel so blessed to sit in the spaces she holds.
Lillian Donnell, Australia