REWILDING is for women, femmes, and menstruating people of all genders...

...who have WOKEN UP to the fact that our entire civilisation is CRUMBLING inside of the colonial patriarchal paradigm, and that decolonising is our only way out...

...who are feeling the call to something more radical and audacious than the hum-drum docility we've been indoctrinated into...

...who are craving a community of other decolonising feminists who have woken up from the illusion too...

...who are feeling a yearning in their bones for a world beyond the violence and destruction of the colonial empire...

...who are ready to do the gritty work of FINDING THEIR ROLE IN BRINGING ABOUT THAT WORLD... AND EMBODYING IT, NO MATTER WHAT.

Is this you? 

Amazing. 

REWILDING is where you belong.

"Trust your instincts. If you’re peering in here, you need to come inside. You’re basically already here! You’re hanging out in the peripheries for a reason, it’s time to step in.

This work isn’t just 110% worth it, it’s urgent. This is the kind of work that simply has to be done. Our world is imploding inside the colonial paradigm - we all know that - we can’t sustain ourselves this way. We’re killing the earth, we’re killing each other - we simply MUST be committing to work like this. If it isn’t obvious now, it will be very soon - there’s no other way for us.
The train’s leaving the station, time to get on board!"

- Robyn O

"Leila has a SHOCKINGLY vast amount of knowledge. I wonder sometimes - “how the fuck is she doing this??"

Anyone living in a cyclical body wanting to understand themselves better needs this work.

We look around, we see our planet dying, how fucking warped our society it. We KNOW that this colonial patriarchal way is making us sick. We KNOW that we need to find another way.

Cyclical consciousness is that other way - it’s learning who we ACTUALLY are, and learning how to not just survive, but thrive."

- Neus G

"I wish I could just pull you into the room with us and say “well, you’re here now!” 

I can’t tell you how profound this work is, just please come in and experience it - it’ll be the best decision you’ve ever made. 

This work is so unique, and so opposite to what everyone else is doing. 

You’re not going to learn how to be more productive and more colonised here. You’ll learn how to get free. 

You just HAVE TO prioritise this work - it’s life changing, and so freeing. I’m going to be making it a priority for the rest of my life - it’s that important."

- Gege V

"I love how much my comfortable and habitual narratives are being challenged! Leila weaves in explorations of sexuality, gender, intersectionality in such tangible and accessible ways. There’s so much that I’d been thinking about before, but didn’t have the language or the frameworks to embody properly. 

Learning how to tell our own stories, in our own words, is how we literally re-shape our whole world. It’s shocking how much power we have to expand our understanding of who we are, when we stop using the language and worldviews our oppressors gave us. And it’s so much more fun too!"

- Cheyenne G

"The material inside rewilding is groundbreaking.

I had no idea what I was stepping into, I just had a feeling that I needed to reorient. I had a vague knowing that my body, my mind, my spirit, my purpose were all integrated together - but before REWILDING, I didn’t have the language or the tools to properly access it, or measure it.

Feeling all the pieces coming together shook my whole world."

- Akshata R

"I was amazed at how many resources were already in the space. I wasn’t expecting to find lessons on enlightenment era philosophy and cartesian binaries inside of a “womb work” space! REWILDING really does cover everything - all the way down to the roots. 

It’s such an intimate container - it really is a space full of HUMANS.

The orientation module alone was a game-changer for me. Seeing the origin of all these binary colonial myths - and being able to recognise how prevalent they are EVERYWHERE in our society - it’s so wild!"

- Dani W

The work of REWILDING is the Rite Of Passage our world has denied us.

It's a pilgrimage of Unlearning, out of the colonial patriarchal, into the Sacred Primordial, in a community of feminist mystics.

Inside this container, you'll learn how to work with your cycle as your personal Rite Of Passage Guide, via the re-imagining of the archetypal journey we move through with each of the five seasons in our cycles.

Learn the crucial initiatory Rites your cycle holds for you. 

Unlearn colonial patriarchal consciousness.

Become a living, breathing, walking revolution.

"I’d been looking for something like this for a long time. As soon as I joined, I felt that everything just made sense. 

I had no idea what cycle awareness was or what it meant for me, but now - everything is clunking into place.

It’s supporting me in working through so much - my internalised misogyny, my perfectionism, my productivity stuff, everything. Before, it felt like all of this was just up in my head. It’s finally starting to land in my body now.

REWILDING is for all colonised white women. There’s such a profound disconnect we have with our indigeneity, and we are such lost souls for it. It makes us ripe pickings for the capitalist machine - and for patriarchal indoctrination. We NEED spaces that can connect us back with what's important."

- Robyn O

"This work is helping me balance my personal goals with my role in the movement.

This work is for people that are looking for an alternative to capitalist colonial society - but who are also ready to do the difficult work of looking to what is OURS.

What do I need to change, how do I really contribute - questions like this.

Anyone ready for more critical self examination will feel held and supported here.

It’s a beautiful balance between the soft, accommodating, validating, safe environment - with lots of “fucks” and grit and challenges.

If you’re ready for it, if you feel the call into something more radical, it’s definitely worth it. The solution to any of the resistance you’re feeling is to come to one of the Red Tent Circles."

- Christina C

"REWILDING is like a library of hidden knowledge. Joining was like going through a secret portal to all the primordial feminine wisdom that patriarchy has kept under lock and key for so long. It’s a little overwhelming - because WOW there’s so much here - but it’s all so beautiful! 

I keep coming back for more of Leila’s workshops because the way she teaches is so poetic, full of ancient knowledge - but it’s also very pragmatic, scientific, tangible.

REWILDING has exceeded ALL of my expectations - this space is everything I needed, and more.

Since stepping in, I feel so much less alone.

So much of my fear has shifted, and I can feel it rippling out onto my community."

- Shelby M

Inside REWILDING, we are fiercely anticapitalist. This container is, and will always be, pay-what-you-can.

As soon as I joined, I knew immediately I was where I belonged. REWILDING is like a homecoming - a warm hug to settle into.

The spiritual spaces I’d been in before were so hyper-individualist - they made me feel like I was a fragmented piece of something that was never whole to begin with. 

REWILDING gave me such a refreshing perspective - it’s never just been about me. It’s about all of us. It’s about decolonising my mind, my body, my life… so that I can move towards collective liberation. 

Moving out of binaries, out of the polarised teachings of so-called “spirituality” that’s rampant everywhere - it’s so nourishing. 

I feel like I finally have PERMISSION.

- Emilia W

"Of course I was concerned about money going in. 'Can I really invest in this?' 

But I'm SO GLAD I did. There's just so much value here that putting money on it is impossible. It's worth every single cent I paid. Every cent.

Not only that, but I found that as soon as I started doing the work, all my concerns dissolved. It was like, the magick solution to my concerns about the work were in doing the work!"

- Ginette V

"Before I found REWILDING, I was already experiencing how powerful cycle awareness work is for me as an individual. But as I deepened into it, it started to organically expand into a “we” instead of just an “I”. 

Finding REWILDING was like “yes! Here it is! A space that explores cycle work for COLLECTIVE liberation!”

Anyone with a womb wanting to reconnect to the primordial in a more embodied way needs this work. If you’re curious about tangible liberationist work - and how to weave it in with embodiment and cycle work - this is for you. You don’t have to have loads of experience with work like this for it to land in really profound ways."

- Hayley D

When your application is successful, you'll be asked to CHOOSE what you're investing.

REWILDING offers tiered, equitable, pay-what-feels-good pricing.

It's vitally important to me that this work is as accessible as possible, so that can be received by anyone who needs it. Whichever of the tiers you choose, all the access will be the same. There are no "bonuses" in the "higher" tiers, just as there is no "missing out" in the "lower" tiers.

KNOW THAT AS YOU INVEST IN ONE OF THE "HIGHER" TIERS, YOU ARE ACTIVELY USING YOUR PRIVILEGE FOR THE GOOD OF THE WHOLE, and I celebrate and champion you.

THIS IS WHAT MUTUAL AID AND COMMUNITY CARE FEELS LIKE. 

Meet your host: 

LEILA MADELINE.

Hello! Welcome! I'm Leila. I am an activist, a Hermetic Gnostic, a teacher, a counsellor, a somatic practitioner, and a post-colonial, post-patriarchal revolutionary.

I was born on the land of the Bundjalung people, in what is now called the Northern Rivers in Northern New South Wales, Australia, and I now live on Gadigal Land, in what is now called Sydney. 

Since I was a very small child, I've been an avid student of Myth, and philosophy. I grew up in a little village called Fairy Hill (population: less than 500), which I figured was so named because it was inhabited by lots of fairies. I would greet them daily. I'd leave them little offerings. Little Me would climb the fence and chase them through the paddock behind my house, until they led me to cow skulls and horns that had turned almost to dust. 

Little Me would ritualise the dead, here. 

The fairies and the trees would teach me their Mythos and their poetry, and I carry it with me still. The waning and waxing of the moon as it shines new colours into the flowers and the moss. The snakes and the spiders that honoured the dead and dying of the forest. The smell of spring on the breeze as the Dawn stretched back, earlier and earlier with each passing day.

The Mythos and the poetry of the land never left me. It held me through an adolescence full of neglect and abuse at the hands of a mother who did her best, while trapped inside of her addictions and her fiercely defended patriarchal consciousness.

It held me through a life-threatening tussle with disordered eating and substance abuse that was very nearly my end. It carried me with Grace through the vicious car accident that was my end (but only for a bit).

It led me through the winding roads of recovery and rehabilitation, ever the mysterious Trickster God, holding the lamp only a few steps ahead, and jumping further and further away as I got closer.

Even throughout the ten-plus years I was working full time in front line campaigning and activism, I could never help but to see it all through an archetypal lens. The Myth and the Poetry never left me. I kept thinking that if only the mystics and the activists would begin to work together, to truly see themselves as one, well... colonial patriarchy would fall.

 That car accident was the beginning of my awakening.

It left me with a severe injury to the frontal lobe in the left hemisphere of my brain.

Interestingly, the left brain is said to be what holds the masculine aspects. That injury felt like Goddess intervening, so that my right brain could dominate, and my intersectional mythwork-based creations could come through.

I am intimately aware of the power of Myth and Narrative on neuroplasticity and nervous systems, because I literally had to learn it so my brain could function.

For me, this is not a fun and quirky hobby. This is what saved my life. This is how I learned how to talk again, how to walk again, how to be a human again.

I kept studying Myth and it's intricate dance with our somatic experience throughout my decade of working as a campaigner.

For a long time, I resisted my initiations into Cyclical Consciousness work. 

I thought my myth and mysticism had to be seperate from my activism. In my still-colonised mind, I couldn't see that they were the same, yet. It was still a far-off dream.

That resistance showed itself for me, as debilitating endometriosis.

My pain was constant, "untreatable", and totally unrelenting.

Finally, after ignoring it for so long, my womb called me into her crucible.

Myth, somatics, activism, and menstrual cycle awareness all poured together as one. Very suddenly, and all at once.

It was a gruelling time (meeting the Dark Mother and the Crone for the first time does a real number on calcified patriarchal identities...)

My awakening was slow, and then incredibly swift. 

I could no longer work as an activist if the mythology of colonial patriarchal consciousness was left ignored, and unaddressed.

Intersectional feminist mysticism opened it's arms to me that day. I have never left it's embrace.

I've been working for somatic liberation and the remembrance of the Wild and Cyclical ever since. 

(Best job ever by the way, highly recommend)