Wildsacredmedicine

16/04/2026

"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious...Those to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead." Albert Einstein

11/04/2026

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09/04/2026

Last Sunday morning, we gathered quietly at the Lake Labyrinth in Beechworth.

Six women came together, each walking at their own pace, in their own way.
There was a gentle slowing… a softening… a returning.

In a time where so much feels fast, uncertain, and stretched, it felt meaningful to create space to pause, breathe, and come back to centre.

Toward the end, we were joined — unexpectedly — by a young child who excitedly ran into the labyrinth and into the centre, where a small altar of natural items had been placed.
She was invited to take one with her, and her face lit with wonder as she chose a shell.
It was heartwarming, and a blessing, to witness her joy in carrying out a small treasure and her delight in moving through the labyrinth.

A labyrinth is not a maze, but a single path in and out — a moving meditation, an invitation to walk with presence.

We will be holding the next Labyrinth Ritual on Saturday 3rd May.
If you feel drawn, you are very welcome to join us.

More details and bookings via the link in the comments.

In preparation for the ritual, we spent some time tending the space — clearing leaves and debris that had gathered over the past months — so the path felt more open, cared for, and inviting for walking meditation, held with renewed intention.
If you haven’t visited before, or it has been a while, the labyrinth is feeling especially inviting after this recent tending — a gentle invitation to walk it if you feel drawn.

Eliza-Beth & Jenny
Wild Sacred Medicine

02/04/2026

I love being part of the the teaching team for the Certificate in Applied Ecopsychology. This is a course that attracts amazing therapists passionate about the natural world and its healing/therapeutic benefits. Find out more at Nature Calling - That Inner Glow, Eliza-Beth xx

02/04/2026

Earlier this year, I set an intention to offer a monthly ritual at the Labyrinth in Beechworth — held on the first Sunday of each month.

This April, that happens to fall on Easter Sunday.

I know it’s a time when many already have plans,
but if you’re feeling called to mark the day in a quieter, more reflective way — you’re very welcome to join us.

Easter, at its heart, speaks to renewal, reflection, and new beginnings — this space offers a simple way to honour that in your own way.

A simple ritual.
A walking meditation.
A moment to reconnect.

We would love to have you there
Eliza-Beth & Jenny
Wild Sacred Medicine

🌿 This Sunday
🌿 Lake Labyrinth, Beechworth
🌿 Bookings via website
https://www.wildsacredmedicine.com.au/labyrinth-ritual

31/03/2026

Time seems to be moving quickly…

We’ve found ourselves saying lately — how is it already the end of March?

Days folding into weeks, weeks into months.

And in quieter moments, when we pause and listen,
a few gentle questions have been arising…

Where am I in it all?
Am I close to myself — embodied —
or being pulled away from my centre?

There’s something about noticing — what draws our attention, what feels quietly alive — that begins to bring us back.

Not through doing more,
but through returning.

We’ve just shared a longer reflection with our email community.

If this resonates, you’re very welcome to join us via our website — you’ll find a gentle invitation to stay connected 🌿

https://www.wildsacredmedicine.com.au/

25/03/2026

🌿 A quiet way to begin your Easter Sunday…

On this full Easter weekend, this is a gentle invitation to begin your Sunday a little differently.

Next Sunday morning, I’ll be offering a guided labyrinth walk at the Lake Labyrinth in Beechworth — a simple, gently held ritual space to slow down, reconnect, and return to centre.

We begin with a short grounding, followed by a quiet walk along the labyrinth path, and a gentle closing.

The labyrinth is not a maze —
there’s no right or wrong way to walk it.
It’s an ancient path used as a form of moving meditation.

✨ No experience needed
✨ Move at your own pace
✨ Come as you are

I’m Eliza-Beth from Wild Sacred Medicine, and I hold nature-based and therapeutic spaces that support reconnection — with self, with place, and with what matters most.

This will be a small, intentionally held gathering.

📅 Sunday 5th April
📍 Lake Labyrinth, Beechworth
⏰ 9am start

If this speaks to you, you’re very welcome to join us.

Guided labyrinth ritual walks in Beechworth, North East Victoria. A gently held, in-person experience of walking meditation, reflection and ritual to support clarity, connection and meaningful transition.

24/03/2026

Whilst taking a break outside — walking our driveway with Pip — I noticed something tucked quietly beneath the grasses.

At first, it was easy to miss.
But when I paused and looked a little closer… fungi, emerging in their own time.

It felt like a gentle reminder —
how much is here when we slow down enough to notice.

In this early autumn season, this kind of noticing can gently support our wellbeing:

🍂 pause
🍂 look again
🍂 stay a little longer

There is more here than we first see.

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This is something we return to in our work — meeting what is present and most alive, approaching it with curiosity, and trusting the inherent wisdom within its unfolding.

08/03/2026

Sunday Snoozing

Our visitor in the gum tree has the right idea.

While the world rushes around us, the koala reminds us that sometimes the wisest thing we can do… is rest.

08/11/2025

I watched this as part of the subject I am studying - Cultural Perspectives in Mental Health. I can't recommend this documentary more highly for anyone professionally or personally working/affected by Mental Health - so...let's face it.. everyone really! Eliza-Beth ###

CRAZYWISE - Film Duration - 82 minutes Crazy…or wise? The traditional wisdom of indigenous cultures often contradicts modern views about a mental health…

14/09/2025

🌿 Nurturing the Creative Wild Seed 🌿

Within each of us lies a seed — a spark of creativity, vitality, and wild essence. Like this tiny shoot pressing up through rock and soil, our inner seed holds the wisdom of becoming.

When we tend it with care, patience, and trust, it grows into its true form — uniquely ours, rooted in earth and reaching toward light. Some call this our soul, our highest self, our true essence, potential and/or authentic nature.

✨ As we feel the rejuvenating energy of spring, we can ask, what within us can be tended to so that our true essence can be more fully expressed in the world?