25/07/2026
🤎 Land Clearings & Honouring Country 🤎
When we perform land clearings, we always begin by paying our respects to Country.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land we are working on, and we pay our respects to their Elders - past, present, and emerging. We ask permission from the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors before we begin any clearing work, honouring the deep, ongoing connection Aboriginal peoples have to this land, its stories, and its spirit.
My husband is Aboriginal, and his culture, connection to Country, and respect for his Ancestors and Elders are deeply woven into how we approach this work
This acknowledgement isn't just a formality for us it’s a genuine act of respect and humility, recognising that we are guests on this land and that its energetic history extends far beyond our own work.
We follow this same protocol wherever we work, not only in Australia. When working on land in other countries, we pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians, Ancestors, and Elders of that land, honouring the Indigenous peoples, cultures, and spiritual traditions connected to that place, Regardless of where in the world we are working, we approach the land with the same humility, seeking permission and offering respect before beginning any clearing work.
We believe that alot of us have lived many lives, across many cultures, places, and times throughout history. These past experiences can shape who we are today our gifts, our fears, our patterns, and our soul's journey. Exploring this can bring a deeper understanding of ourselves, and a greater sense of compassion for the diversity of human experience against time. ❤️