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
Earth Letter - September 2023
💥 Recent Ramblings in Nature…
Our Uluru Kata Tjuṯa Deep Listening to Nature meditation retreat in May was simple magnificent!
11 spirited guests met as strangers and left as lifetime friends.
Sharing food, fire, dance on the Land with our Anangu family was a joyful highlight.
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.