Melbourne Ancestral Lineage Healing Intensive

3 Days of Ancestral Practice. Establish connections with ancestral guides and work with them for lasting personal and family healing.
About this Event

Ancestral lineage healing is the practice of relating directly with one’s blood ancestors for personal, familial, and cultural healing. It involves safely establishing relationships with wise and well ancestors and enlisting their support to deeply heal your lineages reaching far back in time.

If you’ve participated in personal healing work and you’re now seeking greater breakthroughs, ancestral healing may be for you. This approach weaves helpful elements from psychology, cultural healing, and spiritual/ritual traditions. Patterns rooted in intergenerational cycles and cultural pain can find resolution. Coming into relationship with recent and more ancient ancestors can re-establish obscured blessings, improve relationships with the living, and encourage greater belonging and clarity around life purpose and path.
Three full days with teachings, different approaches to ritual, and time for live questions.

•More than a dozen substantive guided practices in circle with drumming, song, offerings, and more.

•Small breakout groups for intimate sharing and processing, anchored by trained ritualists.

•Come away with a life-long framework to relate safely with your family and lineage ancestors.

•Co-create a tangible offering of beauty for your ancestors and the larger prayer of cultural healing.
We’ll approach the work in ways that are psychologically grounded, ritually safe, and culturally inclusive. Teachings and practices are led by Michelle, Lyndal and a team of trained supporters.
Those new to ancestor work, adoptees, and people with a tough experience of family are welcome.

The venue, Ceres Environmental Park was transformed in the 1970s from a rubbish tip and is now a lush garden with two cafes, a nursery, organic food store and easy access to Merri Creek.
We’ll gather for dedicated time in group ritual for about seven hours per day over three fulldays (9:30-1:00 and 2:30-18:00). There will be chairs. We encourage you to bring whatever you’ll need to be comfortable. We have access to a kitchen with free tea and coffee and a microwave. There are also two cafes where you can buy lunch.

The cost of meals and accommodation are not included in the price of admission. Each day, you’ll be invited to join us at the venue for an on-time start and to stay for the duration of the scheduled event.