Land Whispering
Healing and reweaving the relationship between Earth, human, and divine through listening, song, movement, and ritual.
Through Sacred Connections, my work has always centered on listening — to self, to one another, and to the quiet wisdom that moves through all things. Land Whisperer extends this listening to the living landscape itself. It’s an invitation to remember our relationship with the Earth as sacred, reciprocal, and alive.
Land Whispering
Land Whispering
The Offering
From my earliest memories, I’ve known the Earth as a living being — every stone, tree, river, and home alive with its own song. Over time, this way of hearing grew quiet, and then, through a deep encounter with the lands of Ireland and Scotland, it returned — awakening in me the call to listen, sing, and walk with the Earth once more.
Today, as a Land Whisperer, I bring this lifelong relationship into service: helping to heal, honor, and re-sacred the connection between land, human, and divine. Through listening, song, movement, and ritual, I help people and places remember their shared wholeness. Each engagement is unique — shaped by the needs of the land, the stories it holds, and the readiness of those who live upon it.
How We Might Work Together
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Land Healing Rituals – I visit your land to listen, sing, dance, and offer Reiki to support the restoration of balance and vitality.
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Sacred Space Creation – Together we build elemental altars and walking or hand-traced spirals, inviting connection between Earth, human, and divine.
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Human-Earth Healing Sessions – On the land itself, we engage in reciprocal healing, where Earth and body nourish one another through Reiki, touch, movement, sound and intention.
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Listening to the Land – I attune to the stories, songs, and messages of your place, sharing what the land is asking for and offering in return.
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Finding the Welcome and Guardian Trees – We discover the trees (or plants) that hold the thresholds and guardianship of your land.
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Tree Orientation – Using sacred orientation practices inspired by Damanhur, I support trees in aligning with the Earth’s energetic currents.
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Re-sacreding the Relationship – I guide you in cultivating daily practices to deepen your dialogue and partnership with the land you inhabit.
Each session weaves listening, Reiki, and creative ritual. Some clients invite me to do this work independently on their land; others walk beside me in the process.
Who This Work Is For
This offering is for those who long to reconnect — people who feel ungrounded or anxious, who sense a calling to belong more deeply to the places they inhabit. It is for seekers, healers, and stewards of land who wish to transform their homes, gardens, or fields into living sanctuaries of beauty and balance.
What You May Experience
In addition to knowing you are an active participant in the much needed healing of the land, expect to feel more grounded, peaceful, inspired, and alive — attuned to the songs of the Earth and to their own purpose. They feel warmth return to their hearts, clarity to their minds, and a sense of hope for the future.
Sessions & Structure
Single Session / Visit – A focused visit for listening, land healing, blessing, tree orientation or a specific ritual (typically 2–3 hours).
Project-Based Work – For the healing of land and the creation of sacred spaces (spirals, altars, orientation of trees) requiring multiple days or weeks.
Ongoing Mentorship – For those wishing to cultivate an ongoing relationship with their land through guided listening and seasonal practice.
Pricing & Accessibility
Fees vary by project scale and travel.
Individual sessions begin at $250, including preparation and follow-up notes.
Project work and mentorships are priced by scope and time.
Sliding scale and partial exchange options are available — no one turned away for lack of funds.
Ethical Note
My practice honors ancient and living traditions that recognize the Earth as sacred. While this work is not drawn from any specific Indigenous lineage, it is rooted in humility, gratitude, and respect for those who have long lived in communion with the land.