Shaun Simmons is a mystic, poet, and guide — born of the Noongar people of Western Australia, shaped by saltwater, stillness, and spirit. His path began in the ocean’s cradle and deepened through a global walkabout: a pilgrimage across lands and lineages to remember the sacred at the heart of form.

 

From the red earth of his Aboriginal ancestors to the temples of Japan, the jungles of Peru, and the volcanic pulse of Hawai‘i, Shaun has listened — to elders, to breath, to the whispers of the body and the voice of the Earth. Trained in martial and healing arts, shaped by ceremony and silence, he carries threads from Aikido, Yoga, Ho‘oponopono, Ayurveda, and plant medicine into his own tapestry of presence-based healing.

His work invites us to return — not to an idea, but to the body as a temple of remembering.