““..Whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Begin it now..””
— William Hutchinson Murray, The Scottish Himalayan Expedition, 1951

Join us in June for a fireside evening under the winter stars. Together, we’ll create the safe space needed to deeply reflect on our lives. Acknowledging & releasing what’s getting in the way. A rare opportunity to focus our intention towards all that we love. This event gives participants a taste for what to expect at our On-Country Gatherings

2024 Gathering Men • On-Country • Spring Dates coming soon

Gathering Men offers 1:1 personalised Coaching & Mentoring. Designed to help men deeply explore all aspects of their lives. Promotes deeper integration of the tools shared On-Country

Working in a flexible, organic manner, we bring our collective wisdom & experience to each and every engagement. Tailoring the sessions to the unique needs of each man

We’re super excited to announce the commencement of regular face-to-face gathering circles. Better still, we’ll be catering for the health & wellbeing of men in both Melbourne & Regional Victoria. Standby for more details

Come & spend some time with us. Or we will happily come to you. Imagine that. Us at your place, with your people. Call us in. By appointment

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land we gather on. Sacred Djaara - Dja-Dja-Wurrung Country. Always was, always will be. On this Land the Djaara people performed age old ceremonies of celebration, initiation & renewal. We honour their living culture & deep connection to Country. Our deep respect to Elders past, present & emerging.

We honour ‘Djandak’ (Country) the sacred land itself & all the ancient Story & Songlines that live here.

We honour ‘Murrup’ (Spirit) alive & well in the water, the birds, plants, animals, earth & rocks.

We honour ‘Martiinga kuli Murup’ (Djaara Ancestral Spirits) & the sacred places that surround & hold us safely. Lalgambook (Mt. Franklin), Larne-ne-barramul (plains of the emu), Larne-ne-barramul Yaluk (sacred waterway), Leanganook (Mt Alexander), Tarrangower (Maldon) & Kooroocheang (Smeaton Hill)