Merry Meet.

Gaia's Garden is dedicated to Creating Goddess Community, through a deeper connection with the Divine Feminine.

Gaia’s Garden is both a sacred place, for ceremonial and ritual work, and an evolving community of women who are journeying with the Goddess.

We offer devotional and self-exploratory services, including workshops and study circles, readings, and more.

Our current location in Kew East, is available for hire by small groups and individuals. We have an extensive product range of clothes, jewellery and glass which we design and ship around the world. Gaia’s Garden also provides a B&B for women travelers who want a quiet space to recharge and connect with their sacred journey.

Blessed Be, and welcome.

In February, 2012 Gaia's Garden held the official launch of the very special thea Gaia Reading Room.

The Reading Room is open to Women by appointment. There are all sorts of great books on Goddess, Feminist Spirituality, Magic, and more.

A review of the Opening night event is coming soon, along with the catalogue of what's in the Reading Room.

To use the thea Gaia Reading Room, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call Gaia's Garden : (03) 98592292.

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website mission statement:
This website is designed to provide information about the work that we are doing and connect with women who are interested in the Divine Feminine and Goddess worship. We do this by posting papers and workshop materials as they are developed, offer resources for those interested in setting up Study Circles and provide a site for exchange and discussion.

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Gaia's Garden respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land, the Wurundjeri people past and present of the Kulin Nation. We also pay respect to all Aboriginal Community Elders and people, past and present who have held this land sacred and cared for it over generations.