You may not know it, but - deep inside - you are probably longing to visit Albion. I'm talking about the land more commonly called "Britain" - England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Some etymologists believe the name came from "albus," the ancient Greek word for white, because of the white cliffs of Dover, visible across the channel from France. When Francis Drake landed … [Read more...] about Do You Hear The Call of Albion?
Are You Ready For 11/11?
The most fortuitous date of the year, according to some numerologists, is November 11th, the eleventh day of the eleventh month. It is seen as a once-in-a-year opportunity to align yourself with the auspicious energy of abundance, spiritual connection and deep personal awakening. That is why energy worker Marta Thomas has chosen 11/11 as the focal point for a spiritual tour … [Read more...] about Are You Ready For 11/11?
Mystery School Invitation
You are invited to learn ancient mystery traditions. For the first time, actual prayer and meditation practices from ancient mystery school wisdom will be part of the curriculum at a three-day retreat happening this December. It's the annual Magdalene Movement gathering presented by Kathleen McGowan, and for this 10th anniversary event, Kathleen decided to "pull out all … [Read more...] about Mystery School Invitation
Magdalene Movement Returns to Santa Fe
Kathleen McGowan announced that her 2023 Magdalene Movement retreat will be held in Santa Fe, New Mexico this December. The New York Times bestselling author will lead a celebration of the life and teachings not only of Our Lady Magdalena, but also the women who carried on these traditions, from the Cathar leaders to Anne Boleyn. During the workshops, Kathleen will debut Part … [Read more...] about Magdalene Movement Returns to Santa Fe
A Royal Tragedy Worthy of Shakespeare
It's a wonder Shakespeare never wrote a play about King Kashyapa, because his story was every bit as dramatic as the historic royals of Scotland and England. It happened about 1500 years ago in Sri Lanka. Kashyapa was the oldest son of the king, but he was not named heir to the throne. So he overthrew and imprisoned his father and went to war with his brother. For … [Read more...] about A Royal Tragedy Worthy of Shakespeare