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Remembering the power of the womb – online retreat Saturday 16th December9am-12pm GMT ; 10 – 1pm Euro time. I am honoured to offer this space in service of the sacred power of the womb.During our time together we will look at the power of cycles and how our own menstrualcycle is mirrored in the menstrual cycle of Mother Earth. …
Free online introduction to the Chakana Mesa
A one to one session with Nicky, a venerable Shaman with over 30 years experience, will offer you great healing and a unique opportunity to change your path in life.
I recently found myself deeply considering the power of PAUSE.Pause: a deep conscious in and out breath allows us to consider there may be a different perspective. This can be challenging!!We need to gain the insight to acknowledge that there could be another way to look at a situation. This also requires humility as we must be prepared to examine …
I remember once I created a nature painting around some personal work which involved being busy all the time feeling exhausted and resentful. So I created my sacred circle and placed some objects inside to represent the issues that had showed up in my life. These objects included some nuts, which I placed in the centre to represent nourishment. I …
The Shaman philosophy encompasses the knowledge that we are all caretakers of this incredible and formidable world that we live upon.
So often we are rushing around, doing or thinking several things at the same time, and then our children ask us a question or life presents us with a question. How often do we stop and become fully present to the moment? Truly giving our attention to the matter in hand, the question of our child or a problem that …
Early one morning after a night of heavy rain, I was suddenly woken up by a cold shower of water. I looked up and to my delight I saw the beauty of the Mimosa above me, the droplets of water from its flowers falling on me. It was delightful and such a vision of beauty. It was really a …
A nature painting comes from the Q’ero tradition. In the mountains of Peru the shamans use earth or sand mainly because there are no trees in the high altiplano in Peru. The original name is sand painting for this reason. We call it a nature painting because we have the good fortune to have more choice in what we can …
Imagine the world is like a huge bowl of crystal clear water, reflecting light and creating rainbows. sustaining and united. Then imagine a blot of ink that is dropped into this water. The huge bowl of crystal clear water is still there but it is the blot of ink that catches our attention. With so much turmoil in the …
