About Arkellah

Embodied spirituality for courageous, heart-led living

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I believe transformation begins when we become willing to meet ourselves deeply.

To listen to the body. To honour what the heart is asking for. To become curious about the patterns, stories and ways of living that are shaping us. To create enough safety within ourselves to soften, enough courage to tell the truth, and enough trust to begin choosing what feels deeply aligned.

Seven Stars Temple grew from this understanding, and from more than a decade of walking alongside women through profound seasons of growth, healing, awakening and change.

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Over the years, I have supported, taught and guided thousands of women through yoga, meditation, retreats, women's wisdom teachings, embodiment practices, energy healing, mentoring and transformational work. I have taught thousands of yoga classes and guided meditations, facilitated women's circles and wellbeing retreats, held deeply immersive women's wisdom and embodiment retreats, and worked privately with women through significant life transitions, personal transformation, business evolution, leadership, spiritual awakening and courageous new beginnings.

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Some women have come for a single class or healing session. Others have travelled with me through retreats, trainings and long-term mentorships grounded in women's wisdom, embodied spirituality and the deeper work of becoming who they know themselves to be.

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This body of experience has taught me something important. Transformation is deeply human. It moves through the body, our relationships, the choices we make, the truths we become willing to acknowledge and the lives we dare to create.

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My work weaves embodiment, sacred practice, feminine wisdom, ritual, energy healing, ancient teachings and courageous inquiry into spaces where you can reconnect with yourself and explore what is ready to shift, deepen or emerge. I am a Senior Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master, Water Priestess, Blue Lotus ceremonialist, sacred journey guide and founder of Seven Stars Temple.

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My deeper relationship with the living world began through my training as a marine scientist and has continued through more than twenty years of work across environmental stewardship, community engagement, leadership, collaboration and complex change. This path has given me a profound respect for living systems, for the interconnection between people and place, and for the responsibility we each carry in shaping the worlds we belong to.

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I remain deeply committed to learning about leadership, human behaviour and how lasting change is created and sustained. Much of my professional life has involved bringing people together across difference, supporting courageous conversations, navigating complexity and creating the conditions for people, communities and organisations to move forward together.

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An important part of that journey has also been walking alongside First Nations people and communities through engagement, listening, collaboration and shared work. These experiences continue to deepen my understanding of relationship to Country, cultural knowledge, reciprocity, responsibility and the importance of approaching this work with humility, respect and a willingness to keep learning.

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These worlds have shaped each other deeply. My work with women has taught me about the intimate landscape of change, while my professional and environmental work has immersed me in the dynamics of people, systems, relationships, leadership and collective transformation.

Again and again, I have seen the importance of presence, honesty, relationship, courage, deep listening and our capacity to remain connected to ourselves when life asks us to grow.

This understanding sits at the heart of Seven Stars Temple and everything I offer here.