Her rebellious wisdom-full expressions come in many forms, some such as poetry, storytelling, & even song, which she has been sharing for many years. Although her wild awakened voice has gotten her much criticism along the way, she has continued to speak up & work alongside many other well-known artists & authors, on & off stage, sharing her teachings, & guiding others back ‘home’ to their own sovereign wild heart.

Growing up she endured many adversities, with her earlier years plagued with sexual & physical child abuse, homelessness, the loss of her brother, a suicide attempt, & many emotional breakdowns along the way, but it was in these break-downs, that she also found her greatest break through, awakening to herself, to spirit, & to the innate primal human-nature connection more deeply than before.

Although Gaia was born & raised in England, a big part of her maternal blood line & Native indigenous ‘roots’ lay in Malaysia, & it was her Grandmother who gave Gaia her first plant teachings with growing/working with garden herbs for medicine, food, & spirit, not fully understanding back then the ‘medicine’ she was creating, nor how the whispers of her ancestors were guiding her, only in later years did she see how nature had always been tending to her roots, waiting for her heart to return.

“Although I’ve journeyed through & risen up from many of life’s adversities, it hasn’t always been easy. Being a true wild woman who stands for freedom in a world where many walk in fear, eventually disconnected me from humanity in a way I’ve never experienced, but gratefully also pushed me further into the heart & nurturing ‘womb’ of nature/myself, which in turn became the most beautiful journey I could have taken, as it has only been by re-connecting to the deep wisdom, truth, & healing medicine of the natural world ~ the great spirit of our Mother Earth ~ that my greatest lessons have been learnt, helping me return more deeply to my wild, release the societal chains, & reclaim my peace…

She has been my teacher, my mother, my freedom”

~ Gaia Rose