Selenite Swords of Light: two day training, Mullumbimby
Two full days of hands on training with the Selenite Swords of Light, hosted by Seven Stars Lightwork Academy at the Yellow Church in Mullumbimby. Tom Ledder, who makes the swords, and Maryke Love, who channels and facilitates, lead the training together.
It is not a lecture. You work with the swords directly, one to one with a partner, so most of the weekend is spent doing the work rather than watching it.
Six modules across the two days. Chakra clearing and activation. The Swords of Light practice itself. Crystalline magnet dowsing. DNA healing. The Ankh and geometric activation. Flower of Life and Isis activation.
The material is channelled, and Tom and Maryke trace it to Lemuria, Atlantis, Egypt and Avalon. Take that as the tradition it comes from rather than as a claim about history.
Everyone goes home with a bound course booklet holding the whole course. Mondo crystal swords are available to buy on the day. Open to people who have never done this work before, and to repeat students, who pay a reduced rate.
Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November 2026, 10am to 5pm each day. The Yellow Church, 9 Myokum Street, Mullumbimby. First time students $230 for one day or $400 for both. Repeat students $125 a day. Tickets through Selenite Sword Maker. Questions to Steven on 0427 111 460.
Yin, Pin and Sound: a journey into deep rest
An evening with Cornelia and Steven Allan Booth at Open Sky Wellbeing. Two hours of supported stillness, built in three layers.
Yin yoga shapes, held long enough that the body stops arranging itself and starts settling. A minimal acupuncture sequence, two points only, which is entirely optional and can be skipped without losing the thread of the evening. And immersive sound running underneath all of it.
The two points are Yintang, between the brows, and Liver 3, on the foot. The evening is built around the Wood phase, which in Chinese medicine belongs to spring, the time when Qi begins to rise and move after winter’s stillness.
In their words: through supported Yin shapes, stillness, a simple acupuncture sequence and immersive sound, we explore how space can make movement possible, without needing to push, perform or arrive anywhere in particular.
No experience needed, with yoga or with needles. Mats and bolsters are provided. Wear something warm and comfortable, and bring water, plus a blanket or eye pillow if you like one.
Saturday 10 October 2026, 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Open Sky Wellbeing, first floor, 63 Stuart Street, Mullumbimby. Early bird $66 until 1 October, then $77. Open Sky members take 10 per cent off. Bookings through Open Sky.