Working to support the marginalised
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AUDIO - Working to support the marginalised
The vulnerable in any society are dramatically impacted in times like these. The opportunities to find freedom away from violence and abuse are severely diminished. Kerri speaks from her first-hand experience working with one of the most vulnerable populations in the world. Indigenous Women and Children in West Australia.

Bullets:

  • Freedom is not given to marginalised groups such as woman and children subject to domestic Violence.
  • In this Time we can use the isolation time to find some “Yin” space for ourselves.
  • How we choose to take care of our vulnerable populations is reflected in all other aspects of our culture.

Quote:
"As I grew up I became aware that Freedom is not given equally to all people, and that marginalised groups in particular do not have equal access to resources."


 

Kerri Babbington

Kerri Babbington
My passion is to ignite the sacred flame within our hearts and support humans to re/ connect with their Divinity and Higher Self. My work is to support the sacred journey of each soul, their growth and self-realization.
Kerri Babbington

I was born in the late 60s and grew up in Auckland NZ. It was a very restrictive environment due to my parents fundamentalist religious beliefs. My parents however were very altruistic and I learned that service, duty and responsibility were important values. I grew with this sense but also understood that I wasn't free. I desperately wanted freedom for myself and others and was overwhelmed by the injustice in the world. I didn't know at the time that I was an empath but I did connect to my deep intuitive knowing and psychic ability even though it was forbidden. After my 4 children were born and my marriage had ended I started to focus again on my personal goals of growth, healing and spiritual development. This led me to facilitate women’s circles, become a Reiki practitioner and then a master / teacher. I finally completed my life long goal at the age of 50 of becoming a yoga teacher as well. I had a passion as well for Indigenous Culture world-wide and wanted to connect to my mother's lands and people. Since feeling drawn to Australia and relocating to Perth in 2012 I have worked at Starick services (women and family refuge) as a Domestic Violence Advocate. Currently I teach yoga, facilitate workshops and support other humans online and in person to give spiritual support, intuitive guidance and body mind balance.

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