Kali Yaziji

Neuro-Somatic Kinesiologist, Animist Practitioner and Geomancer

Founder of We of the Wild

Portrait of Kali Yaziji in her timber practice space

I’m Kali Yaziji, founder of We of the Wild.

My work brings together neuro-somatic kinesiology, animist practice, geomancy and Earth wisdom to explore the relationships between the body, the nervous system, the patterns we carry and the places we inhabit.

My work has been shaped by several years of Neuro-Energetic Kinesiology alongside Functional Neuro Health training. I have completed FNH Foundations and am currently undertaking FNH Mastery, continuing to deepen my understanding of the nervous system, sensory processing and the ways the body organises itself in response to its environment.

Alongside this clinical foundation sits more than a decade of study and practice in geomancy, site energetics and Earth wisdom. This has taught me to consider the person within a much wider ecology: the subtle conditions of the places we live, the histories held within land and buildings, and our relationship with the living world around us.

Together, these fields allow me to follow the wider pattern. Something presenting through the physical body may also involve the nervous system, an emotional imprint, a protective strategy, an energetic influence or the environment in which a person lives. Muscle testing allows me to communicate with the system directly and ask where our attention is most relevant.

I am interested in what sits beneath the patterns that continue to repeat. This means listening carefully, staying curious and moving closer to the root rather than repeatedly pruning the branches.

Hands covered in hand-drawn symbols resting among ferns

You are not something broken that needs to be fixed.

We are multidimensional beings having an Earth experience. We are complex and creative, shaped by the living relationships between body, nervous system, emotion, experience, spirit and place.

Within that complexity, we can carry inherited stories, protective patterns and outmoded programming that once served a purpose but now limit how fully we are able to inhabit our lives. Sometimes this can feel like a splinter in the mind: something sensed but difficult to name, quietly holding us back from the life we feel called to live.

My work offers different ways to explore and clear these patterns, while developing the awareness, skills and discernment to create something new in their place.

This work is an invitation to come home to yourself, reignite your passion, path and purpose, and step more fully into the person you have always sensed yourself becoming.

The wild is a living field of relationship, communication and belonging.

My background in wildlife rescue and animal ally communication has also shaped the way I understand relationship, perception and the intelligence of the natural world.

The wild is not simply a backdrop to our human experience. Animals, plants, waterways, landscapes and the places we inhabit each have their own presence and pattern. Learning to listen to these relationships has become an important part of both my personal life and professional practice.

This animist perspective informs the way I work without requiring anyone else to share a particular spiritual belief. I value grounded perception, clear language, ethical boundaries, personal sovereignty and the ability to distinguish genuine insight from fear, expectation or projection.

Your boundaries, discernment and lived experience matter.

People often come to me because something continues to repeat despite their insight, effort or previous support. Others arrive with questions about their home or land, a desire to deepen their subtle perception, or a sense that the physical and visible parts of their experience do not tell the whole story.

I do not see people as broken or as problems waiting to be solved. We are multidimensional beings having an Earth experience: complex, creative and shaped by many interwoven relationships.

My role is to listen closely, help identify what may have been missed and offer ways to work with what your system is ready to meet. Throughout that process, you remain an active participant.

At the heart of We of the Wild is an invitation to come home to yourself, reconnect with the intelligence of your body and re-remember the strength of who and what you truly are.

A quiet foundation beneath the work.

These descriptions are working language and will be confirmed against certificates before publication.

  • Diploma of Kinesiology through the Neuro-Energetic Kinesiology Institute, within the system developed by Hugo Tobar
  • Geomancy and Earth Wisdom through Land & Spirit UK, with Richard Creightmore and Jewels Rocks
  • Feng Shui and Geobiology training through the Australian College of Environmental Studies in Melbourne
  • More than a decade of continuing study and practice in geomancy, site energetics and Earth wisdom

Find the pathway that meets you where you are.