The Walk
On this night walk, we’ll be stopping for a deep space meditation and short singing bowl meditation.
The overall sentience of this walk is different at night time, as the plants shift into a different phase and there are different night sounds. It is a beautiful time to breathe with the plants and meditate, communing with the spirit of self and all else of Creation.
At times I’ll encourage reduced conversation to allow more mindful engagement with the surrounding plants, night sky, and land.
We'll use red light torches on these walks, which are much kinder to the eyes of any creatures we encounter, and won’t interfere with night vision.
The walk is 4.5 km in total, and the path follows the Creekside, finally reaching the gorge and First Falls waterfall.
About Morialta Falls:
This place, especially the gorge, always makes me feel that I’m stepping back in time. The red, weathered cliff faces wait patiently, telling stories of immense forces that formed and shaped them under the sea millions of years ago.
The Kaurna aboriginal clan are the traditional owners and custodians of Morialta Conservation Park. The name ‘Morialta’ derives from the indigenous word ‘Moriatta’ which means ‘ever-flowing creek'
EVENT INFORMATION
Where to Meet
Please meet at the Corner of Stradbroke Road and Morialta Road, near the signed entrance to Morialta Conservation Park.
Where to Park:
The Conservation Park locks its gates in the evening, so I would suggest parking your vehicle along Stradbroke Road, or Morialta Road (outside the park's gates)
What to Bring
-Water
-Wear supportive footwear suitable for walking (such as trainers)
-Also wear clothing suitable for walking. The temperature can drop quickly so a warm jacket, or weatherproof outer layer is advisable.
- Group numbers will be limited to 8.
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© Tracey Moyes 2022