Posts by Evie McRae

The topic of ‘shame’ comes up a lot in client sessions at Gaia’s Light. So often I see people holding on to self-limiting beliefs without even realising where these beliefs come from or how much shame is influencing their daily life. ‘Shame’ makes us feel as if we are the actual ‘mistake’ or the ‘thing Read More

As the old year ends, I tend to reflect on the year that’s been with a mixture of gratitude for places travelled, fun times, great food, joyous occasions, or treasured family moments. As a lifelong practitioner and interpreter of Mother Gaia’s energies, I pull a few cards for myself and the collective and shine a Read More

The last few days have been quite the roller coaster of emotions as we left Lorikeet Lane for the last time. I had underestimated how sad we would be and how much of an upheaval for all concerned (except Mr P of course who is not so prone to such sentimentalities). Lorikeet Lane has been Read More

Here in Australia, we are about to be treated to a powerful and beautiful sight – a blood moon lunar eclipse. Most people I have spoken to are apprehensive about this event, perhaps for good reason. The moon in Taurus sits next to Uranus – a planet with big energy full of shocks and upheaval. Read More

If you’re still here with me at Gaia’s Light, a deep and humble thank you. I feel I have been away on a deep sacred journey into the raw abyss, never knowing when I would return, yet ‘knowing’ I needed to ‘go there’ none-the-less. We are all still figuring out the road ahead, and many Read More

When I look back at the last 12 months, I feel nothing but gratitude and love for the people I’ve met, the clients that have trusted me and shared their journey with me and the friends I have made. This afternoon while I was updating Gaia’s Light I took a trip down memory lane and Read More

I was feeling very out of sorts today – precipitated by a Migraine attack that forced me to ‘STOP’ and rest. Away from my glaring computer screen, lying down, I began to tune in to my body so I could observe how it felt. I mean ‘really’ felt. How often do any of us do Read More