About

I’m Lauren. I live in Tasmania with my partner and two sons,

in a place where the land still speaks, shaping the rhythm of daily life.

My path has never been an ordinary one. From a young age,

I sensed there was more moving through the world than what we are taught to see.

I grew up feeling attuned to unseen currents,

to memory held in stone and soil, and to moments of knowing that arrived without explanation.

Over time, these experiences shaped the way I relate to the world and to myself.

Shamanism entered my life not as a concept, but as a remembering.

Through lived experience, initiation, and deep personal reckoning, I came to understand it as a way of walking in relationship with spirit, land, and lineage. It has taught me how to listen, how to sit with discomfort, and how to trust what is revealed beyond the surface of things.

Life has carried me through many layers of unlearning and return. Motherhood, grief, and periods of profound transformation have all shaped the way I move through the world.

Crystals became part of my life as companions and teachers rather than objects of fascination.

Their presence felt ancient and alive, reinforcing what I had already sensed about the intelligence woven through the natural world.

Alongside lived experience, study has helped anchor what I perceive.

Exploring Western Herbal Medicine has deepened my understanding of the body as

part of nature rather than separate from it, and of healing as a process of reconnection.

This blog is a place for reflection rather than instruction. It holds stories, observations, and insights from a life shaped by shamanic ways of seeing and a deep relationship with the natural world. It is not about certainty, but about attention.

If something here resonates, you are very welcome.