In Ancient Times

In ancient times, people across the earth honoured the rivers, lakes, mountains, ocean, forests by making offerings and respecting them as deities, as magical, wild places. There existed a world of intricate biodiversity, where each culture had its dress, music, blessings, rituals and ceremonies, each intimately related to the land where they lived. Mountain people had their way, river people, their way; it all had in its place in the great tapestry of life. Each culture had a shamanic tradition, a medicine way that connected us to the great spirit and mystery.

Today we often face a tepid monotone blandness of culture where we stare into screens rather than the vast beauty of nature. We know the names of companies and brands, but not the very plants and trees that supported our ancestors for hundreds of thousands of years. Most of us have forgotten how to make natural fire, and we have forgotten the healing properties of the plants in the forest; we have forgotten our unique offering that gives something back to the earth. Instead, we are taught how to make a profit and consume, hiding behind the masks of who we think we are. We have forgotten our true nature. It is time to remember, for the sake of all beings!

Privileged

I feel so so privileged as, life is such a blessing and more than anything else, I love assisting you through unique experiences that allow you to feel connected and empowered to your wisdom.

• “The most important aspect of love is not in giving or the receiving: it’s in the being. When I need love from others, or need to give love to others, I’m caught in an unstable situation. Being in love, rather than giving or taking love, is the only thing that provides stability. Being in love means seeing the Beloved all around me.”—Ram Dass