Many pilots enjoy flying over England’s green and pleasant land but I wonder how many are aware of all the deities of the British Isles that preside over this ancient country. From the Isle of Wight to the Orkney Isles, gods, goddesses, spirits, and otherworld beings abound. So whether you’re following the carefully planned track … Read more
Someone posted a question on X (Twitter) the other day asking, “What techniques do you know of to ward off unwanted contact from NHI?” The question was posted by @The_Astral_ account and I answered it by suggesting the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram and by adding a link to my post on that subject. … Read more
If you have ever considered yourself ready to learn remote viewing then there’s no time like the present. This subject has fascinated scientists, intrigued military strategists, and captivated spiritual seekers alike. Let’s take a look at its rich history, diverse applications, and the avenues available for mastering this extraordinary skill. A year from now, perhaps … Read more
I was watching Gaia TV the other day. A chaneller mentioned the restrictions placed upon human consciousness and it reminded me of Dion Fortune’s “Ring Pass Not” concept. Some have suggested that the limits on our consciousness are the result of natural evolution, others say it’s imposed by higher beings for our own good, and … Read more
I noticed some time ago that the search term ‘ley lines map uk‘ continues to be used as people seek out more information about the subject, in the UK in particular. I have previously written a post about ley lines and made a video version of it. The video continues to attract viewers and the … Read more
Penetration by Ingo Swann is a classic remote viewing book which details his experiences during the early days of the CIA’s paranormal research program. Swann’s account is one of the most fascinating and comprehensive first-hand descriptions of what it’s like to enter a trance state and explore distant places psychically. Who is Ingo Swann? Ingo … Read more
Was Doctor Tuesday Lobsang Rampa Tibetan lama or the pen name of a plumber from Plympton in Devon? Whichever version of the story you believe, one thing that we can all agree on is that he wrote nineteen books, many of which continue to sell, and which became the starting point for journeys into the … Read more
Are crop circles real? That’s a question that makes as much sense as saying Are UFOs real? Both phenomena exist so yes of course they are real in that sense but what the questioner is really asking is whether or not there is a non-human intelligence behind the phenomena or can they all be dismissed … Read more
Some may recall how the 20th Century occultists described the Astral Plane as a spectrum ranging from the Lower Astral to the Higher Astral
Hello Fellow Human Beings I am sending this to you today to enlist your help. We find ourselves in uncharted waters, and it’s time for everyone to come together, and work as one. All childish things need to be put away, including ego’s. There is a lot of “work” to be done, so let’s get … Read more
I have finally succumbed and taken out a subscription to Gaia.com. I’ve been mulling over the idea for several months and now seems to be the right time. It’s probably due to the fact that it’s winter and that means thoughts tend to be more reflective and inward looking. Gaia is a repository of thousands … Read more
I’ve been thinking about Saint Michael a lot this past year. As saint or archangel he is often depicted in armour holding a sword and a shield. There is a lot of symbolism to explore here. The shield is of course primarily a defensive weapon, though it can also be used to strike blows. A … Read more
The Spine of Albion is an intriguing book. It falls neatly into place as the third of a trilogy of books about long and important ley lines in Europe. The first was The Sun and the Serpent (1990) which charts the path of the St Michael Line from Land’s End to East Anglia. The second … Read more
Space clearing first became fashionable in the 1980s and has since become firmly embedded in our culture. It’s not hard to see why when we know that architecture, interior design, lights, colours, and sounds have a measureable effect on moods and concentration. There is both and art and a science to enhancing and optimising all … Read more
Like all other networks the earth energy network requires monitoring, change, and maintenance. It needs capacity planning, testing, and repairs to breakages caused by misuse through ignorance, accident, and even willful and malicious damage. Earth energy healing is an ongoing requirement. Networks have a tendency to grow, to expand, and they need to be updated … Read more
Kate Bush fans who also have a passing knowledge of occultism may have noticed the similarities in the lyric of her song Lily and the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram. Lily is the sixth track on the 1993 Red Shoes album. It was also the opening song at the Before The Dawn performances at the … Read more