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The Thinning Veil: What is Samhain? by Barbara Meiklejohn-Free

Posted on October 30, 2014
by Vicky Hartley

The Thinning Veil Samhain (pronounced ‘sow-en’) is probably the most important, though least understood, of our ancient Celtic festivals. Unlike its modern counterpart, Halloween, it has nothing to do with evil practices or grotesque costumes. It is one of the great quarter-days or fire…

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Explore Karnak’s Sacred Energy

Posted on March 9, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

If you ever felt drawn by the energy of certain sacred sites, this oracle cards is for you. Author Barbara Meiklejohn‐Free invites you to explore Karnak, one of the 52 sacred sites featured in Sacred Sites Oracle Cards, a unique oracle, beautifully illustrated by Yuri Leitch,…

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Who’s Fooling Who? The Role of the Sacred Clown

Posted on April 11, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

April is the month associated with ‘tomfoolery’. We kick it off with April Fool’s Day, much of nature can have us guessing as to whether Spring is truly here yet or not, and we await to see what the Earth and the elements have in…

Personal Development

The Shaman Within

Posted on June 15, 2015
by Watkins

- By Barbara Meiklejohn-Free The sensationalist portrayal of a Shaman usually involves something rather foreign and ominous, harking back to times of sacrifice and secrecy. However, stripped back to its core a Shaman is simply one who is wise. They have come to learn and respect…

Personal Development

The Shaman Within – Reclaiming our Rites of Passage

Posted on July 20, 2015
by Watkins

By Barbara Meiklejohn-Free The word ‘shaman’ conjures up images of mystical, old tribal people, dancing about in trance smoking, chanting and wielding their influence over flocks of desperate hopefuls in far flung villages. But this is not the ‘shaman’ I want to share with you. The…

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Spiritual Growth and The Path Home

Posted on June 2, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

All cultures use the metaphor of the journey and a path to describe spiritual growth – that which lends to life a sense of purpose. Some traditions teach that the purpose of a journey is for the soul to find its way home to the…

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The Path of the Shaman Within: The Spirit Of Everything

Posted on July 11, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

Connect to the shaman within you with Barbara Meiklejohn‐Free. When you walk the path of the shaman within, (to live your life as authentically and transparently as you can) ‘Spirit’ is the force with which you will have the greatest connection. It is energy that…

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Nature Power and Spirit Helpers

Posted on June 23, 2017
by Watkins

The web of power is the energy matrix that underlies all life. It is the connector and is the same ‘stuff’ of all matter. It is because of the web of power that we can make contact with other energies and powers of nature. By knowing how…

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Vessel for Change

Posted on May 23, 2015
by Watkins

- By Barbara Meiklejohn-Free The sacred bowl represents our experiences of this life - our holy grail. We fill and empty it as we journey through life. A healthy vessel is always in flux, and is our primary tool to managing change. Intention, alignment, surrender and…

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NEWGRANGE: Sacred Site that offers us Light

Posted on August 4, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

Our ancestors can communicate with us in many forms. Right now they are doing just that throughout this Earth via the power of our ancient sacred sites. This feature takes you on a journey to County Meath, Ireland to spend time with the energy of…

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Machu Pichu: Offering a New Perspective

Posted on November 28, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

Machu Picchu’s Intihuatana (‘Hitching Post of the Sun’), is one of the few surviving examples of such stones, dedicated to the sun god Inti. The Inca believed that this stone held the spirits of the ancestors, which would leave if it was broken. Fortunately, the…

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Taking Responsibility

Posted on August 25, 2016
by Vicky Hartley

For those willing it is time to accept full and unequivocal responsibility for all aspects of our life. We cannot be leaders if we are victims, and we certainly cannot be teachers, in the fullest sense of the word, if we have not stepped into…