A Guided Meditation Take a journey with Joan of Arc, our sovereign goddess. Exploring the energy and balance of the divine feminine and masculine within us.
Here is a light language transmission to connect you to a deeper inner peace.
This is a guided meditation that takes you on a journey of gratitude and self discovery as we welcome Spring.
There is so much chatter about freedom in the social media collective right now. It is fascinating to me to see this concept become so polarized. Collectively, we seem to have decided that one form of freedom is better than the other and that only one definition and version of freedom is worth fighting for. Freedom and sovereignty is multilayered…
At this time of year, it’s always nice to go out on walks and take in the picturesque winter wonderland that arrives in my forest. Today we can admire the sensational snowflake. Each snowflake is a beautiful crystallization of water, similar in nature and unique in design. Just like all of us. Using the snowflake maker embedded here, I encourage…
sis, the Divine Mother of Ancient Egypt, the Angel of Egypt. She is a magnificent energy and when I channel her she comes through with her wings unfurled in a rainbow of colour. Her wings of rainbow colors shine the divine light of women into the cosmos, into our hearts, celebrating the glory of home, of God, of Source. Isis represents the divine feminine energy that is in all of us.
Today is the Fall Equinox, a day when the hours of daylight and darkness are equal. In perfect balance. I found myself thinking about Joan of Arc today. The sovereign goddess and a powerful, wise and loving warrior. She is a beautiful balance of divine feminine and masculine energy. All the aspects coming together as one. Joan calls to us…
Recently in mediation, I started to see the energies of the angels I work with as a kaleidoscope. Colours and patterns of energy merging and spinning and wrapping around my energy. Moving in and out and intertwining with the awareness of me, the awareness of them. It is really beautiful. And I began to think about it as a metaphor – the…
