Natasha Mason Meditation

11/10/2026

Divinity blossoms where women are respected.

We have now entered the auspicious time of Navarātri (nine nights of Mother Divine) on the Vedic calendar (11-20 October).

Navarātri which happens two times per year, is in devotion to goddess Durga, and her many feminine forms. During this time, we honour and embrace Durga’s slaying of the demons of ignorance, with the tale of Durga (depicted with her sword and trishula/trident riding on a lion) slaying the evil Mahishasura over 10 days. Therefore, increased meditation practice and devotional practices are more supported, potent and powerful than other time, eliminating our own ignorant qualities that keep us from greatness!

Move towards all that feels right, honour the creative force within you, answer the calls of your heart.

Jai Ma!

06/10/2026

⚡️no mucking about.

Vanessa Plesnicar 🌘

30/09/2026

If it doesn’t flow it’s not from God,
if it’s not from God I don’t want it.

17/09/2026

09/09/2026

Not sure I’ve ever seen a better placement of socks 🌀

05/06/2026

One year ago today, on Ben’s birthday, we said YES to 13 Spring Road Highett! What a ride 💫 Happy Birthday Mr Mason / Mr Karos!

31/05/2026

“Ultimately, this is not about solving your problems. It’s about realising that there are no problems. Only situations - to be dealt with now, or to be left alone and accepted as parts of the “isness” of the present moment until they change or can be dealt with. Problems are mind-made and need time to survive. They cannot survive in the actuality of the Now.” - unknown

The practice of Vedic meditation is the key that unlocks the quality of not only present moment awareness, but which cultivates the soil for effortless solutions and answers to arrive at precisely the right time.

Join the next Vedic meditation course with me 20-23 June. Details via the link in bio.

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31/05/2026

“Small key, big house”.

A short yet powerful statement by one of my teachers on accessing the treasure-house within us.

Think about it…we have these tiny keys that open up the doors to our homes every day. This metaphor is a way to think about the effect of Vedic meditation. It’s a tiny key, to a “big house”. Where all the answers to our so called problems lie. It’s where we realise there are no problems, only situations to be dealt with here and now. Problems are mind-made and need time to survive. They cannot survive in the actuality of the Now.

And herein lies the magic of the twice daily practice of Vedic meditation…we cultivate the environment to be spontaneously, without effort, in the actuality of the Now.

Learn Vedic meditation with me . Become part of a supportive heart-centred community. Change the narrative of your story.

More info via the link in my bio.

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29/05/2026

Remember the days of Instagram where you’d just post a single unedited photo nearly daily (or many times in a single day)? No reels, carousels, and content you didn’t ask for. Let’s go back there.

Girls interschool sports ⚽️ this morning.

25/05/2026

To witness the artfulness of one thing being done with utmost devotion is truly mesmerising.