Weaving Story

​For as long as we have been human, we have told stories.
Stories shape how we understand our world, where we come from, and the people who came before us.

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Belonging is our birthright, and through storytelling, we reclaim it.

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Yet for many of us, those stories—those ancient ways of being—have been lost.
Severed by time, migration, circumstance.
Fractured by modernity, displacement, and the forgetting that comes with it.

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But we are storied beings.
The stories are not lost.
They are waiting to be told.

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Let us give voice to the stories of our ancestors.
Let us honour the lives that came before us.
Let us find the threads of wisdom and power woven through our lineage.

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Storytelling is alchemy

We begin with reverence and respect.
We stir in empathy, curiosity and generosity.
We create wonder and discovery, finding the cosmic truths that emerge only from the perfect proportions.

We don’t know what will happen when we begin.
We don’t know which stories will come through.
We open ourselves to catch the moments and memories, the pearls of wisdom formed through centuries of circumstance.

This is not about perfect historical records.
It is about listening, feeling, and allowing the stories that want to be told.

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We stand at the altar of story.
We bow to our ancestors and say:

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“I am here. I acknowledge the ones on whose shoulders I stand.”

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What This Space Offers

This is a gentle and supportive space for exploration.
It is not therapy, but it may be deeply moving.
The stories that arise may surprise you. They may shift something in you.
And whatever comes, we hold it with care.

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What’s Included

• Three immersive storytelling sessions (4 hours each, fortnightly)

• Two private coaching sessions tailored to your journey

• One community storytelling ritual

• Take-home practices, exercises, and activities

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This is for you if…

• You long to feel more connected to and empowered by your lineage.

• You are ready to honour your ancestry and explore the stories held within it.

• You sense that your ancestors have stories to tell, and you are ready to listen.

• You are curious about (or already convinced of) the power of story for healing and transformation.

• You want to explore the ways your lineage has shaped you—both known and unknown.

• You feel called to honour your heritage, even if you don’t know where to begin.

• You want to reclaim a sense of belonging that feels deeper than place or time.

• You are open to the mystery of what stories may emerge when you begin to listen.

• You are willing to harvest treasure from your heritage and carry it forward with purpose.

• You want to explore the practice of oral storytelling and how it can bring history to life.

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What to Expect

• A safe and supportive space to explore a story from your ancestry

• Practices to connect with an ancestor

• Interview techniques for gathering stories from living relatives

• Ways to weave fragments of information into a cohesive narrative

• Storytelling skills to bring your story to life in the oral tradition

• An opportunity to share your story in a community storytelling ritual

• Private sessions tailored to your personal journey

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The Details

• Immersion: 1 Saturday 5th April 9am - 1pm

• Immersion 2: Saturday 19th April 9am- 1pm

• Immersion 3: Saturday 3rd May 9am - 1pm

• Community Storytelling Ritual: Monday 5th May 5-7pm

• Location: Wildernest Mullumbimby

• Investment: $350

• Registration by Application

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About your guide

Talia’s approach is grounded in the understanding that storytelling is more than words—it’s a way of listening, remembering, and reclaiming. Her years with the School of Shamanic Womancraft deepened her connection to the red thread of lineage, the unseen currents that shape who we are. Her background in deep nature connection has trained her to attune to the quiet wisdom of the land, recognizing that stories live not only in our memories but in the world around us. Through storytelling and facilitation, she holds space for others to step into this way of knowing—to follow the threads, piece together the fragments, and bring their own ancestral stories to life.