Under the Full Moon, we honour those who came before us and the dreams, stories and wisdom they carried forward.

In this practice, Michelle shares a childhood memory of her grandmother and invites you to create a simple ancestor altar, reflect on what you have inherited and contemplate the experience of wonder you dream of for future generations.

What kind of ancestor are you becoming? And what can you carry forward, with love?

In this September New Moon Practice, Michelle explores wonder through the memory of a firewalk at Teotihuacan and the natural thresholds of dawn, dusk and midnight. The month’s practice is to spend time outside each day, attend to what becomes vivid, and carry a dream for future generations to the equinox, where it becomes a small flag offered to the elements.

What if we do not know when we are passing through the moments that change us? Inside Hagia Sophia, Michelle encounters the luminous presence of Mary, ancient Viking runes and worlds meeting across time. A reflection on spiritual wayfinding, the beauty of a thousand paths and how wonder can lead us through the Gateless Gate.

This Full Moon Practice, Michelle reflects on fear, courage and the moments that reveal what we are capable of. Through the story of caring for a sick swamp wallaby joey, she explores what it means to cross a threshold, trust what we know, and take one real step towards what matters.

Expression is creation. In this New Moon Practice, Michelle explores the courage to express what lives within us, act on inspiration and move beyond what has been holding us back.

Through story and practice, we discover how confidence and self-trust grow when we take the first step and keep going.

In this Note from the Pathway of Wonder and Awe, Michelle recalls a chance encounter at a small airport in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.

A story of old photographs and recognised kin opens into a reflection on place, safety and the mystery that we have always belonged.

In this Full Moon Practice, Michelle shares the story of returning a tiny eastern pygmy-possum to the forest—and the profound sense of belonging that arose when this little being found her way home.

Explore how relationship, wonder, appreciation and participation nourish our connection with ourselves, the living world and Spirit. The practice concludes with a simple ritual of lighting three candles as a reminder of the relationships that illuminate our lives.

What if belonging isn't something we have to search for? In this month's New Moon Practice, Michelle reflects on a powerful conversation with an Aboriginal Elder in Kakadu and explores how our relationships with ourselves, with Country and with all life reveal that we have always belonged. Includes a simple Earth altar practice to deepen your relationship with the living world.

Before I lived beside the Southern Ocean, I dreamed of it. In this month’s Notes From the Pathway of Wonder and Awe, I reflect on wonder, home, and the mysterious way our deepest dreams begin long before they become the lives we are living.

Dreams shape our lives in ways we often don’t recognise until we look back. Some come to us in sleep, revealing healing, guidance or the next step. Others emerge through imagination, creativity and the dreams we dare to pursue.

In this Full Moon practice, Michelle shares a dream that changed the course of her life and invites you to reflect on the moments that have shaped yours. Through contemplation, a walking practice and a simple creative exercise, you’ll create a constellation of the things that make you feel most alive—a map of your inner sky to help guide what comes next.