Deep Listening in Central Australia: Three Weeks on Country
Deep Listening to Nature returns to Central Australia, with accredited Uluṟu–Kata Tjuṯa guide Iris Ray Nunn welcoming around 60 guests over three weeks of walking, listening and experiencing Country.
Bring Your Own Group to Uluru: A Private Deep Listening to Nature Experience
Bring your own friends, family, community or facilitated group to Uluru for a private Deep Listening to Nature journey based on Iris Ray Nunn’s established Central Australia retreat experience.
Seeing Country From Above: Learning to Listen Differently at Uluru
Seeing Country differently can begin by listening differently. Iris Ray Nunn reflects on Aṉangu knowledge, art, the landscape around Uluru and what it means to experience Country from within.
Why Space and Silence Matter in a Group Retreat
Discover why space, silence and unhurried time can help a group retreat support deeper listening, meaningful work and genuine connection.
A Day in the Rhythm of a Mindful Uluru Retreat
What might a day on a mindful Uluru retreat feel like? Explore a gentle rhythm of sunrise, walking, cultural learning, shared meals, rest and reflection.
Listen to the Other Side: Audi Alteram Partem
A reflection on audi alteram partem, the courage to listen to different perspectives, and the possibility of choosing compassion, clarity and wisdom over fear.
How to Choose a Private Uluru Guide for Your Group
Planning a private Uluru retreat or group journey? Learn what to look for in a guide, including accreditation, cultural respect, group support and thoughtful itinerary design.
What Is Deep Listening to Nature?
Meet Iris Ray Nunn, founder of Deep Listening to Nature, and discover guided walks, retreats and private nature experiences across Central and East Coast Australia.
Private Uluru Retreats for Yoga and Meditation Teachers
A retreat often begins with a quiet question.
What might become possible if we gathered our community somewhere far from the usual rhythm of life?
For yoga and meditation teachers, Uluru and the Central Desert can offer a profound setting…
Wisdom from Uncle Bob Randall - Past Yakantjatjata Elder
“The purpose of life is to be a part of all that there is.
Everything living, is our family. The trees are our family just like the kangaroos, emus and all the other animals. Growing up, our oldies used to tell us we were connected to…
How a Private Uluru Retreat with DLTN Works
A private retreat begins long before anyone steps onto the red earth.
It begins with listening.
I first listen to you: the people you hope to bring, the work you offer, the questions moving through
Rising Oceans of Love
The deepest, most enduring restoration of our desecrated Earth begins in consciousness.
It begins within.
It begins by gently ending the war inside ourselves.,..
How Much Does a Private Uluru Retreat Cost?
One of the first practical questions people ask is:
How much will a private Uluru retreat cost?
The honest answer is that every journey is different…
Returning to Uluru: Guiding and Listening on Country
Accredited Uluru guide Iris Ray Nunn reflects on returning to Central Australia and helping visitors experience Country through listening, presence and respect.
Planning an Uluru Retreat for a Small Group
Small groups allow for intimacy, thoughtful pacing and a Central Australian journey shaped closely around the people attending.
The Best Time for a Quiet, Mindful Uluru Retreat
The Central Desert changes dramatically throughout the year. Iris shares the seasons best suited to quiet walking, deep listening and private Uluru retreats.
Flooded in by Alfred
I think of mum every time I pull on my three quarter dry-as-a-bone coat. It’s an automatic ritual to think of her whenever I feel snug under the oilwaxed cotton garment. Mum gifted the coat to me years ago. After 28 years of living in the country it suddenly dawned on me as I walked in the wide-open evergreen landscape surrounding me, that I am a country woman…
Climbing the World’s Tallest Tree: A True Story by Iris Ray Nunn
The story behind Iris Ray Nunn’s book, Climbing the World’s Tallest Tree — an adventure in nature, fear, love and learning to live more fully.
What to Pack for an Uluru Retreat
The Central Desert asks us to prepare for contrast.
Warm sun can be followed by a very cold evening. A quiet morning walk may begin before first light. The air can be…
Earth Letter Feb 2025
‘To adjoin the instinctual nature does not mean to come undone…
It means quite the opposite.
The wild nature has a vast integrity to it.’
Clarissa Pinkola Este Women Who Run with the Wolves.
In January, I returned to Kangaroo Island (KI) with my family—my fourth visit to this wild sanctuary at the southernmost edge of South Australia. Once known as Ultimate Thule—a place beyond the known world—KI holds a mystery that still lingers. Not long ago, such a place truly existed - the end of the known world.
Standing at the island’s edge, senses tuned deeply
Enjoy more of Iris’ Nature Stories
Climbing the World’s Tallest Tree is about living fearlessly and finding joy in uncertain times. An engaging personal story of one woman’s courage to find meaning and purpose to her life beyond societies exceptions.
Climbing the World’s Tallest Tree is about living fearlessly and finding joy in uncertain times. An engaging personal story of one woman’s courage to find meaning and purpose to her life beyond societies exceptions.