Kyria Mailman Becomes First Ordained Priestess on Nusa Penida, Expanding 11:11 Wellness Mission
NUSA PENIDA, Indonesia — November 2025 — The ordination took place just after sunrise, on a stone platform tucked above the cliffs of Nusa Penida. The wind came in off the water, carrying salt and the sound of roosters echoing through the valley below. A small group of Balinese priests gathered in a circle, and at the center sat Kyria Mailman, wrapped in a simple ceremonial cloth. There were no tourists, no cameras, no grand announcements, only the old rituals that have been practiced here longer than anyone can recall.
By the end of the ceremony, Mailman had become the first woman formally ordained as a Priestess on the island, a role the local elders said had never been given before. The ordination placed her inside the Melchizedek lineage and gave her permission to work with what the priests describe as thirty-three elemental forces, a system they treat not as metaphor but as a living architecture of creation.
Mailman said she felt something shift the moment the final blessing was spoken. “The deeper I went into the elemental path, the clearer it became: leadership is an energetic practice,” she said later. “When we align our field, our decisions, actions, and impact align too.”
A Ceremony Rooted in Old Traditions
The priests led her through hours of chant, Sanskrit syllables, and offerings. Nothing was rushed. The elders corrected her posture more than once. They insisted she understand that the elements, earth, water, fire, air, and ether, weren’t symbolic teachings but forces that act directly on the nervous system and emotional field.
One priest explained, in broken English and gestures, that the work isn’t meant to impress anyone. It’s meant to steady a person so they can carry responsibility without collapsing under its weight.
For Mailman, the process felt like a return to something familiar. “We are the bridge between heaven and earth,” she said afterward. “When we reconnect with the elements, we come back into the rhythm nature intended for us.”
A Turning Point for 11:11 Wellness
Although the ordination was personal, it will inevitably influence the next phase of 11:11 Wellness, the New Zealand–based organization Mailman founded. Her teachings already mix energy work, subconscious reprogramming, and somatic healing. Now, the priestess training becomes another layer woven into retreats, meditations, and the upcoming TimeMachine Biohacking Clinic planned for 2026.
Colleagues close to Mailman say this milestone marks a shift: less emphasis on conventional wellness language, more on reconnecting people to the intelligence of nature and their own energetic field. Mailman calls it “working from both sides, the body and the unseen.”
The organization’s environmental branch, BioBonds, will also be shaped by this new phase. The initiative currently focuses on restoring native forest land in Aotearoa, a project Mailman describes as “healing the land while the land heals us back.”
About Kyria Mailman
Born in Wellington and now based in Auckland, Kyria Mailman began working at fifteen and often refers to her upbringing as “the school of life.” Over the years, she trained in Subconscious Reprogramming, Light and Sound Healing, and Womb Healing. Her ordination on Nusa Penida marks a first for the island. She is a member of the Conscious 500 Leadership Collective, a group exploring new models of conscious leadership and planetary responsibility. Mailman is also the founder of 11:11 Wellness and co-founder of BioBonds, which supports native forest regeneration across New Zealand.
About 11:11 Wellness
11:11 Wellness is a New Zealand–based organization focused on trauma release, energy work, and consciousness development. Its retreats and private programs integrate ancient ritual practices with modern healing and bio-optimization methods. Through its partnership with BioBonds, the company also funds native reforestation projects across Aotearoa, linking personal healing with environmental restoration.
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