New Seasonal ExpeditionThe Night Gardens
a restorative expedition that reimagines the connection you have to your root system
Available nowWelcome to VANESS HENRY'SFrequency Bar
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Translating your Omens delivers special medicine to you. Omens are categorized into three main areas:
Landscapes: these provide the backdrop and setting to what you imagine during your expedition. Depending what you imagine — oceans - forests - cities — you’ll discover undertones coursing through your inner world.
Creatures: your inner world is full of messengers — birds - beings - aliens - mammals — you’ll discover deep personal messages depending who you meet.
Colours: sometimes an object or setting stands out in colour. Translate bonus meaning woven through your inner world’s stand-out-colours.
Additional Omens:Botanicals: did some kind of plant stand out to you? Review the medicine that comes with each plant’s appearance. Please note: these are growing collections and are not a complete resource of every plant or creature in existence, but meant to b used as support with the Night Gardens.
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Every season you’ll find time-sensitive expeditions to plug into. These work with the natural energies of the seasons.
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Plug in for a restorative frequency healing treatment. Watch my 5-min instructional video below.
When you’re ready — pick an Inner Expedition to plug in to an à la carte shamanic healing adventure.
Once you complete your quest, find meaning in the omens you discovered, like the meaning of the landscapes, creatures, colours and botanicals that appeared to you during your expedition. -
I recommend wearing comfortable clothes and laying in a comfortable position to plug in to your expedition.
For the best experience possible, wear your favourite headphones to create an isolated sound world.
Experiment with a blindfold, eye cover or blanket.
Reserve approximately 15 mins of undisturbed time, as you won’t want to be interrupted or yanked out of your expedition. Should this happen, go back in and complete as soon as possible. Being yanked out of an expedition can leave you feeling disoriented.
