Welcome back to 🌿🌙 THE EARTHY WRITER: My Rewilding Year 🐝✨

This is episode eight, where I’ll share what we can learn from Aboriginal culture and how to reconnect with Country. I enjoyed sticking to audio last week, so I’ll continue with it as it saves me huge amounts of time (editing and uploading video takes forever).

I'm very excited about this episode because I will introduce you to the Wadandi People, the Aboriginal custodians of the South West of Australia, which I get to call my home.

In this Rewilding Episode you'll learn:

• A new perspective on land and nature: Discover how viewing the land as "country" and treating it as a living relative can deepen your connection to the environment.
• The power of matriarchal societies: Understand the significance of matriarchal lines in coastal Aboriginal tribes and how this can influence your views on community and land.
• Honoring nature through song: Find out how the Wadandi practice of singing to honor the spirit of animals can teach you to live more sustainably and respectfully.
• Steps to reconnect with your land: Get practical tips on how to engage with your local environment and community, fostering a deeper sense of belonging and stewardship.
• Seasonal celebrations: Learn how to celebrate and engage with the changing seasons in a meaningful way, enhancing your connection to nature.
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About your host:

Hi 👋, I’m Gisele Stein. I’m a novelist and a nature-lover, writing feel-good women’s fiction with a little magic and places like characters from my cozy cabin on Wadandi Boodja in Western Australia.

Buy my newest book ‘The Age Of Elephants’ here: https://giselestein.com/the-age-of-elephants/
Join my adventure and receive a free story (and more) by joining my reader’s group: www.giselestein.com 👯♥️