Sweeping Country is a First Nations Biz with over 35 years experience working professionally with First Nations Aboriginal Australians on the front line.
The Proprietor of Sweeping Country is a First Nations Mother and Grandmother who has lived and breathed her culture through Creative Arts, has been a Director and member of several First Nations Organizations and Community Groups, studied, worked and volunteered in First Nations Communities most of her life.
Sweeping Country consults and gives Advice to Business workplace employers and employees about First Nation interests through individual consults or through collective workshops and can create Cultural appropriate workplace policies.
Sweeping Country Designs and Facilitates Cultural Learning workshops for Businesses and Spiritual Healing Workshops for Holistic Wellbeing either in person or in a space online.
Reike and First Nations personal healing sessions.
Sweeping Country can analyse educational Curriculum and bring First Nations perspectives to the materials.
Smoking Ceremonies for Weddings, Funerals, Christenings and other special events.
Residential and Non Residential Basic Cleaning with environmentally safe cleaning products.
First Nations Clearing (smokings) for Residence and non Residents.
Phone: 0405 375 007
I'm so please when I get good feedback 🙏 regarding my all natural bush balms. When people go out onto country with ticks, leeches, mozziez, what ever creepy crawlies the insects and bugs sense it and don't like you. In reverse if you forget to put it on, the Bush Balm relieves it. Not just for the bush either. It's a great defamer too for inflammation. It's relief. Thanks for your feed back. It's my first aid go too for many things including a relaxant and smooths the skin regenerating it. ... See MoreSee Less
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It's hard to beat an outback sunset reflecting off the waters of Lara Wetlands 😍😍😍.
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Being grateful for growth and the thriving of nature, nurture and connection to Country (Nura - Darug) or (Ngurangbung - Wiradjuri) in nature as the first frost comes in the Upper Blue Mountains and the harvest are being pulled in. 🙌 Omshanty.
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Hi my beautiful cuz🥰
Warming and drying here now, been a very mild wet winter. Looking well you !!
Papaya seeds in your smoothies, yoghurt or however you like, is completely fantastic and health changing for the better, yet hardly yarned about right? Parasites are another head under doona conversation too and Drs hardly know a thing about how at least 75% of chronic illness is caused by deadly parasite toxins and feasting on you. Just about everyone has them but, who gets checked?!!! I take the seeds of the papaya, dry them naturally, crush them, store them, eat them when the kids are sick, the tummies bloated, to build immunity and because we have animals. When ever I feel. Food for thought. "LET FOOD BE THY MEDICINE AND LET THY MEDICINE BE FOOD", Hippocratic 450BC, Greek Physician. Omshanty. ❤️ Give it a go for your entertainment, and share the love of SweepingCountry.com ... See MoreSee Less
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Megalong Makers Market SweepingCountry.com Bush Balms. Saturday 30th March 2024 Wagana Dancers stand. 10am-2pm. ... See MoreSee Less
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