This is a journey of ancestral indigeneities and migrant movements. It is in service of bringing about a greater eco-cultural balance across the multi-polar universe, or pluriverse. It will be a way of acknowledging and then repairing or healing ecologies (which include people as well as all other forms of life) by centring knowledge that has become marginalised by the modern world.

Across the worlds there are folktales which teach each generation the cultural lessons that keep the people resilient and thriving, or even simply surviving. We wish to work with these folktales as a way of reigniting ancestral values and meanings which we feel have a role in the necessary, reparative work of today. (Read more…)

Reflections on what it means to be soiled and dirty

Up in the forest of tree stumps, where, like in an elephant’s graveyard, the trees were mourning their relatives, we embraced grief in the soil and then washed it away from each other’s feet and anointed each others earth antennae with some tropical oils of our foremothers.

Lots of lovely intimacies shared and reflections on what it means to be soiled and dirty. The aroma and spirit of burning herbs was a presence, what did they say to you?