Jennifer Winfield

At a recent talk at Pearces Creek Talks I was asked to share my experience living on land. Here is the gist of what I shared with the...

Well here we are in December and like many of you 2020 was not the year I expected. My word for 2020 was "Create" and as I started to...

It has been a while since I checked in with you all. There has been a lot of noise these last few months and I noticed that I was...

Is soul-care the new self-care? With more and more people seeking a spiritual path away from the dogma of religion there seems to be a...

Hello again lovely people, I have just climbed out of the tech trenches to offer you a special gift. Sadly I am not able to set up a...

Hello fellow travellers, I realise it has been a wee while since I posted anything or sent anything out to my loyal community. When the...

Hi my loves, I can't believe how quickly time flies. I had truly hoped to post a monthly love memo but our lives are never linear and...

Is it important to 'out' fit current modes of being in the World?

Here I am running along the beach with my dogs at sunset in a beautiful country with my husband of 24 years. Who am I? I am exactly the...

"There is a deep desire in us to 'let go' of those parts of ourselves that trouble or disturb and that we believe are keeping us from the...

I am noticing a strange phenomena that can frustrate many of us on the personal development path. I can be breezing along feeling like...

I grew up in an enviornment where shame was the main form of manipulation. It was used to try and control our behaviour and undermine our...

I came to Australia to study with the Aboriginal people. What I learned was a shameful history that had been swept under the carpet....

When I lived in America, I watched as so many people around me (read that as everyone) immersed themselves in the energy of...

A friend once described me as a posh hippie. I was aghast, and then it slowly dawned on me that if a hippie was shunning globalisation...

In the days I had a 'proper job' I would crave the end of my working week so I could fall into Whighams, a wine bar in the West End of...