Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Watarrka: Shaping a Central Australia Retreat
A meaningful Central Australia retreat is not a checklist of destinations. Each place asks for its own time, attention and rhythm.
Earth Letter - May 2024
Welcome to Deep Listening to Nature Autumn EarthLetter,
The regular practice of deeply listening to nature (DLTN) supports every part of our lives and the lives of our loved ones. DLTN soothes and calms nerves. DLTN inspires and enriches purpose in life. Let's become more advanced in approaching Nature and one another in a gentle, respectful manner that fosters communication and understanding. Through the practice of DLTN I am being educated by Nature on how miraculous it means to be alive.
I hope you like the words of inspiration in this season's EarthLetter…
Earth as My Elder: Deep Listening in the Bunya Mountains
A reflection from Iris Ray Nunn on slowing down, listening deeply and remembering our belonging within the ancient forests of the Bunya Mountains.
What Listening to Elders Has Taught Me About Country
Iris Ray Nunn reflects on listening to Indigenous elders, respect for Country and how these encounters have influenced her approach to guiding.
Deep Listening to Nature Featured in The Sydney Morning Herald Traveller
Deep Listening to Nature's Uluru Women's Retreat was featured in The Sydney Morning Herald Traveller. Read about travel writer Nina Karnikowski's experience of slowing down, listening deeply and connecting with Country.
How to Visit Uluru Respectfully
Uluru is not simply a destination or a backdrop for a photograph.
It is living Country.
When we arrive, we arrive as guests on Anangu land…
Earth Letter - December 2023
Summer Solstice blessings to all.
I hope you are staying close and connected to the peace and calm of Mother Earth.
I have just arrived home after retreating from everyday life for 4 glorious days and nights with a small group, into the magnificent rainforests of the Bunya Mountains.
Deep Listening to Nature: Iris Ray Nunn in Her Own Words
Iris Ray Nunn shares the heart of Deep Listening to Nature: returning to our place within Nature, quietening the mind and remembering that we belong.
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.