OF SHEEP and SPRINGS…..

Flocks of tourists, tagging along behind signs held aloft by their guides. Flocks of the faithful, eyes solemnly fixed on the cross that they dutifully follow through the streets. Forgive me if this offends you – I can’t help but see the similarities.

An arena, jam-packed to the rafters with devoted fans of – a football team?  a rock group?  a religious or political leader… or some simmering mélange of them both?  Why do these images disturb me?

If Oneness is indeed what floats my personal boat, what bothers me so about these manifestations of what could be seen to be just that – individual human beings gathered together with one intent and purpose, melding their awareness into one solid block of consciousness, moving and thinking as One?

Throughout history, the skillful herding of mass consciousness has inspired us, lemming-like, to war and hatred of the Other – whether that adversary was people of another religion or skin colour, Satan/the Anti-Christ, people who love others with the same sort of genitalia as their own, or the Yankees was immaterial…. And whether the reigning mood was for or agin’ something was also immaterial. As much as scenes of the various Springs sending shoots up throughout the planet move and inspire me, I have to say that the potential rabidity and volatility of the emotions of The Mass frankly give me the willies.

So here I am again, talking about Duality….

Let’s get back to Easter…and sheep.  From little lambs frolicking innocently along behind their Shepherd on the Paths of Righteousness come adult sheep, stubbornly keeping to the way they Know is Right and Good, and not afraid to butt dawdlers into line. Think “Hive”…think “Borg”…. ANY belief that sorts the world into Good and Bad is potential for trouble.

“Hold on a minute”, I can hear you say. “Haven’t you just been railing against mass consciousness as something bad and scary? You’re contradicting yourself!”

It’s true – we all have our own likes and dislikes, our fears and attractions, sculpted of our personal histories. What I am attracted to or repelled by is the product of generations of learning (programming) about what is safe and what is dangerous to my personal existence. It is the manifestation of an evolution of survival techniques, recorded in my bones and blood.  It tells you about my inner world – period.

Any and all emotional reactions are caused by the consonance or dissonance between what we learned about the world and our place in it, and who we presently perceive ourselves to be. It is becoming common wisdom that we should not take anything personally – whatever anyone is saying about us tells us more about them than about us.

Do you see what I am saying?  Our personal predilections inform us of the factors that have created us over time – they help us know ourselves (…although we will call to ourselves people and situations that confirm our beliefs, and therefore the realities we create also tell us about our programming….). Cultures and societies concerned with their own continued existence require us to swim like schools of fish, and in the past we have swallowed our indoctrination, hook, line and sinker: good/bad, right/wrong, appropriate/inappropriate, acceptable/inacceptable…. We have learned to divide the world in these terms and to react accordingly with internalised reward and punishment.

Oneness consciousness is based in the awareness of our not being separate from anything else – what benefits one part of the Whole will eventually benefit each part. This is not the reality of ‘It’s a jungle out there”, where only the strongest and most vicious survive – it’s about the strength of the web of interdependence rather than the brittle illusion of independence that leads to competition and domination.

I’m not saying that either following the raised sign of a tour leader or the symbol of a religion/faith is intrinsically bad. But why we’re doing it – that’s the question that niggles…..

Blessings and Love,

Dawn

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YESHUA ENTERS JERUSALEM

I’m not sure when it started, but it feels as if it’s been every year of my conscious life that I’ve tried to have as much time as possible to be alone during Holy Week and Pesach…. Though at first I was not very aware of the historically intertwined stories of Easter and Passover, a portrait sketched of intense emotions, images and concretely physical sensations has emerged for me over the years.  Foreboding, pain, doubt and resignation; gratitude, compassion, ecstasy and transcendence – all these have cycled through me, weaving an ever clearer portrait of the events commemorated by so many of our human family each year….

Here in Italy, the imprint of Easter is worn like the via cava and the lined faces of the Tuscan peasant people, deep into the flesh of the land and its people.  We begin our work in the pulsing heart, Roma, where we are blessed to have rooms in the haven of a convent on the Via Sistina. The churches of San Stefano and Sant’Agnese are monuments to Christian suffering and sacrifice, celebrating in pornographic detail the horrors experienced by multitudes of martyrs and serving no other possible purpose than to instil guilt, to fan the flames of righteous outrage and to instigate the eye-for-an-eye retribution that has polluted human history for far too long….  I can feel within myself how these ornate, gilded images of barbarism, exquisitely rendered in monumental proportion – this juxtaposition of the heinous and the heavenly – has the capacity to create the kind of personality fragmentation that has been so efficiently and frequently deployed to manipulate the masses into hatred and inhumanity. … Unless one reads between the lines….

Amidst the horrors of the church of San Stefano Rotondo, winged dragons appear, symbols of the life currents flowing though the land, to guide one’s attention to an image, partially hidden by an altar, of a pregnant Magdalene standing beside Yeshua. The sacred feminine abides, hidden within the Earth and the Blood, while civilization rages its way into exhaustion or extinction.

In the church of Sant’ Agnese fuori la mura, where rest the bodies of the martyred Stes. Agnes and her ‘milk-sister’, Emerentiana, Templar/ Gnostic images can be seen at every turn, and on the floor tiles before the altar is again a winged dragon, inspiring one to see the humiliation and attempted defilement of these young girls as allegorical: one may attempt, but will never truly succeed, in debasing the sacred feminine. When we try to, we only succeed in making ourselves smaller….

That night, acid started pouring out of my body, burning, itching memories releasing from and through me.

The next day we gravitated to the Pantheon…As we approached, it felt as if a huge magnet or black hole was pulling us toward it. It rose before us as we rounded a corner, indescribably immense with the energy of the Earth, practically humming with power. Agnes and I both immediately felt these to be the same ancient potencies as at the temple complexes of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra that we remembered from Malta. I couldn’t hold back tears and felt as if my legs were crumbling under me before we steadied ourselves, combining our energies for whatever lay ahead. In simple ceremony within and outside the Pantheon, my experience was that we connected with and helped release trapped energies from deep within the earth. I saw them burst forth, freed from long imprisonment.

The weather was wonderful, so we walked …and walked…and walked.

We walked to the Forum, did ceremony to help dissolve the cycle of fear, violence and retribution – of domination and subjugation – ingrained there, and discovered a church right next to it, full of sculptures of bees….In its crypt, life-size sculptures of four women martyrs stood at each corner of a square just beside a bas-relief of the most moving image I have ever seen of the preparation of the body of Yeshua for resurrection…. I saw bees enter from the four directions, becoming a swirling hive in the centre of the square as we hummed clear light and sound to fill the church.

Circling around an extremely chic wedding party that was exiting the Capitoline Museum (the bride, elegant and startling in a form-fitting gown of red satin with a matching train), we had coffee and cookies and then did sound ceremony on the museum rooftop, above the Lux in Arcana exhibit of the Vatican’s secret archives and with a view straight through to the Vatican itself. The prayers were that the Light of Truth and the True Light be freed to illuminate the world…

The last work of the day was at the church of Sant’Agnese in Agone  (where the skull of St. Agnes is kept) that sits amidst the “sex, drugs and rock’n’roll” energies of the   Piazza Navona. The statues in the fountains, the drug dealers and their clients, the artists poisoning themselves with spray-paint – all held the energy of the distorted masculine. It was so appropriate that this church be dedicated to the patron saint of rape victims….   Standing at the foot of the aisle in front of the officiating priest who was reading the gospel account of Easter, I reached with my mind into his heart and saw that he needed to believe the edited version of the truth that he was reading to the devoted few in the church pews.  As the celebration of the mass continued, we left and went around to the back of the church, where one often can find an energetic entrance or portal. We were not disappointed. As darkness fell, we did ritual for the sacred, whole and empowered feminine to enter this church and all churches – through the back door perhaps for now, but soon to take her place – the Bride, returned. I saw a golden light rise from ancient passageways under the Church to illuminate the altar and then swirl outward to fill the church and radiate to the world.

That night, acid again poured out of my body.  My scalp burned – the skin peeled and wept so much I could not lay my head down….

The next day, Palm Sunday, we stood on a hill overlooking the “back door” of the Vatican and did a similar ceremony, as four white birds flew by in a squared formation, and sheep nibbled on the grass. We knew that a group of Dutch men was going to be working with the same purpose from within the walls of Vatican City within the next few days, so we felt we were preparing their way.

The words that came in prayer were that when Yeshua entered the gates of Jerusalem on a donkey, to the singing of Hosanna and the waving of palm branches, the Temple was unprepared for his arrival. Now, in these awaited and prophesied times, the Temple – the Earth, the human body, the material world – is ready to be infused with Spirit – with what much of the world understands as the Christ Consciousness.

Rome was expensive and exciting, awe-inspiring and horrifying; it was Civilisation personified. Within the name ROMA, we find AMOR:  the life force – the passion – coursing through this city manifests every imaginable tint and shade of the human understanding of this one most challenging of words: LOVE.

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Food at Heartroot Farm: cooking for the world-to-be

I’ve been promising to write a Heartroot Farm Cookbook for so long – for decades, if truth be known…..When Someone-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named suggested during the last equinox retreat that I just write it into this blog, the simplicity of the solution startled me – why hadn’t I thought of this before? I suppose everything has its time…..

I’ve read an awful lot of cookbooks in my life – or maybe ‘read’ isn’t quite the right word…”leafed through” is probably closer to the truth. Scanning the ingredients quickly, getting an idea of proportions, I then close the book and wing it…. And I actually own a surprising number of cookbooks, for someone who never uses them to cook from. I look through them for inspiration, loving the aesthetics of beautiful food photos, or in the case of inherited cookbooks, of special pages worn and stained by food and fingers through years and lifetimes….Old cookbooks are a history of culinary alchemy. As we are indeed what we eat (we are what we believe we eat, as well, but we will get to that later) we can chart the evolution of humanity and consciousness through Devil’s Food Cake and Almond Chew-Chews and Mrs. Harriet McLeod’s Recipe for Beef Stew..

As humanity worked its way from Nature toward Science, the kitchen turned from a place of sanctuary and solace to a laboratory, run under strict hygienic discipline.( Mom was just Mom, after all…how could she be expected to understand the complexity and the chemistry of culinary science?) Aunt Jemima morphed into the Man from Glad as cooking lost its soul to social legitimacy. The Goddess was an heiress of dwindling estate – all the natural arts: gardening, cooking, herbalism, midwifery and massage, shrank to the feminine fastness of the UnderDeveloped, third-ranked, majority world….

Sick chickens in China and cows made mad from eating the flesh of their sisters were the way that many of us first tweaked to the fact that We are One. (I write these words after the watershed of the Obama inauguration, when the World read in huge letters ‘We are One’ and rushed to adopt this man as Theirs…). The effect of wars and leisure time, of television, consumerism desperate for moremoremore, easy travel, infertility and the ‘Net, was that the world shrank around us like Cling Wrap ….

Even in the hidden corner of the world where Heartroot Farm is situated, everyone is at least related  to someone who has gone away for study or travel, the local dépanneur offers Korean smoked oysters and little coloured babies are growing up in the snow, speaking Québeçois, far from the lands of their birth.

For a variety of reasons (mostly symptoms of changing belief systems related to health and politics), meat and potatoes, white sugar and canned this and packages of that are gradually being supplemented, if not replaced, by grains, vegetables, fruits and all manner and mien of exotic items. Urban sophisticates navigate deftly through arugula, dragonfruit, hazelnut-pumpkin seed butter and innumerable other items that Spell Check doesn’t recognise, not to mention at least three dozen sorts of cooking oil from over forty different producers. We are confronted with an embarrassment of choice…..

Concurrently, we have come to perceive the power of purchase as an exercise of freedom of choice and political will. Legions of individuals are employed and billions of dollars-pounds-yen-rupees spent on understanding and influencing ‘market trends” – on getting us to choose one product over another.

YIKES! I thought I was writing about cooking!

As I write, the world economy, like London Bridge in the nursery rhyme, is “falling down, falling down”….We are living in a time of chaos and Truth. Beds are overturned, drawers and closets emptied out for all to see. Long-held secrets are being revealed so that each individual now has the option of empowerment and self-realisation. Once again, ‘the Goddess is afoot’: the sap rises and her intuitive arts will blossom anew.

At HeartRoot Farm, we honour and celebrate the earthcycles at the solstices and equinoxes. The oriental Five Element Cycle and the indigenous American Medicine Wheel both inform an appreciation of the importance of each individual in the evolution of the planet.  Food is prepared in order to facilitate and resonate with the particular energies of each part of the cycle.   It feels to me that it’s about time for us to take full responsibility for our physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health – in understanding the cycles of Nature, we understand and can predict the movement of all natural systems, including ourselves.

Apart from all of the above, people seem to like the food I cook – even inveterate carnivores are surprised to feel satisfied with our mostly organic and vegetarian fare.   My life is far too unpredictable to be able to commit to a schedule – one recipe per week, for example – but I can promise to begin sprinkling this site with some of the recipes that have become Heartroot favourites over the years….

Keep your eyes peeled!

Love,

Dawn

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Spring, roaring in….

Yesterday was a challenge – and a watershed….

Doubt and the impossible naïveté of Faith were the subject of my personal ruminations…being blazingly feverish with a particularly nasty bug brought all the old learned phrases up, my too-full head dizzy with pain …

Every imaginable kidney and liver symptom stomped through my body. In  moments of less physical discomfort, I watched my mind begin to move around the furniture in my room…then in the whole house. I wondered whether there were enough boxes to pack up all the things that needed to be given away….

Aha…! I realised. This is Spring, forcing the first sap up through rusty tubes….

And then it shifted.

Maybe it was because I was not resisting the despair, but rather allowing it to arise, be seen and leave me. Maybe it was a celestial wiggling into a comfier position. I can’t overstate the effect of the prayers of many who I know support me this way…nor of the anchoring of roots, hidden deep and nourishing me, unseen, from the depths of the Earth.

And maybe it was just Time….

Hitherto unthought-of solutions to pressing dilemmas presented themselves. People from whom I’d been waiting responses all answered at once. It felt as if the floodgates of Bounty were somehow unlocked and the rushing Life-affirming Waters swept me away….or back….

Once again, gratitude fills every pore and particle of my being….

My prayers send strength of intention, grace, abundance and gratitude flowing to you as well….

Blessings and Love,

Dawn

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Spring, 2011 in Europe: the ‘other’ version

Some of you have already received this text – my apologies for the duplication. This is its ‘official’ publication….

When I left Montreal for Europe in the spring of 2011, I had a vague impression of once again being called to clear and activate significant sites as well as the DNA of  specific individuals, both in the interest of facilitating the reemergence of the Divine Feminine on the planet. What I had not expected was the extent to which I would have spread out before me with excruciating clarity, like entrails before a soothsayer, the warp and weft of the male experience in the world.

It began the evening of my arrival in England when Catherine Gaze placed an unwieldy package across my lap, telling me that it contained 2 swords, male and female in energies,  that had been ritually bound together. I felt a distinct malaise while holding them, so we opened up the package to find the swords laid hilt to hilt – in competition, in a sense – rather than complementarily, hilt to tip. As well, the sword that had been understood to be the masculine one was actually the feminine, and vice versa. We separated them and cleaned them thoroughly, right down to their tarnished points.

The next evening we took both swords to do ritual in the longbarrow behind Catherine’s home near Bath, and had the first indication of the work that would continue throughout this trip. It was the night of the full moon in Libra, and our understanding was to do ritual based in the Sacred Marriage – the balance between the masculine and feminine principles, honouring the relationship between them….  I was surprised to find myself raising the masculine sword with both hands and invoking a healing of its energy – a renewed dignity and integrity of purpose – before we were able to continue. The sword surged with the energies that flowed through my body; when I laid it at the entrance to the barrow, a ray of light + energy flowed from it to the other, feminine sword deep within the barrow, “reviving” her – the energy from the second sword then illuminated the entire mound. We’d found ourselves in the middle of a fairy-tale: Sleeping Beauty awoke and smiled!

From Catherine in England, I traveled to Holland, where the thread was picked up with Agnes Van de Beek in Amsterdam as we worked to lift and heal the energies of the whaling industry and of a former SS headquarters, then again with an author, visionary and teacher who has been working for years with the Divine Feminine. He was setting off soon to Jericho to do a Peace Walk, bringing the feminine energies of this city that resonates with the Shekhinah (the feminine aspect of the Divine), to the presently male-dominated Holy City of Jerusalem. There was an uneasiness and danger to this mission – the flotilla of ships attempting to break the Israeli embargo and bring supplies into Gaza was due to arrive at the same time, and a 3rd Intifada had been called – the potential for violent confrontation seemed very high.

So many conscious men feel the necessity of somehow paying for or righting the wrongs of their antecedents; they charge off to fight for the Honour of the Earth – the Divine Mother – fueled by guilt and shame. I felt that this sensitive and well-intentioned person, who is also part Jewish, was so enmired in guilt that he might attract violence to himself, almost as punishment. Helping release this from his body was part of the work we did together….

During the course of the session with him, a remarkable teaching came through.I saw the biblical account[i] of Abram and Sarai traveling through hostile territories, and Abram giving his wife away as his sister to the pharaoh (a white lie: she was his half-sister – as well as his wife), in exchange for livestock and safe passage. Somehow Abram gets out of the biblical discourse on this topic unscathed, while Abimelech, the unwitting pharaoh, and his entire family are struck with infertility, only to be healed once, as instructed by God in a dream, he returns Sarai to her husband. Later, God makes a covenant with Abram and his descendents that is sealed in the flesh as the brit milah, or ritual male circumcision, and their names are changed to Abraham and Sarah.

To cut off part of a baby’s body has always seemed barbaric to me, yet as this teaching came in a flash while I was describing how a wounded area of the body heals, I understood a potential logic to the ritual. Anyone of us who is physically hurt will pull the energy out of the wounded region as a reflex, in shock. We must apply our awareness to later reappropriating this part of the body, consciously “making it ours” once again. I felt the unevolved nature of the male energy represented in this story as brute force and power struggles, with the feminine dishonoured and traded as chattel. When one is circumcised, the energy is pulled up out of the penis and can only be accessed once again through a conscious effort – the purely animal power of male sexuality can then become infused with awareness, and transformed….It was at least an interesting conjecture….

In Leiden, the evening before leaving Holland for Scotland with my co-crazy, Judith Moore, we sat in a café at the edge of the startlingly polluted North Sea while Hans Konstapel [ii] – mathematician, physicist, philosopher and mystic – explained the triskelion[iii] as an accurate portrayal of the portals that conduct from one layer of the fractal hologram of reality to the next, and confirmed the niggling feeling I had that there was a disturbance of some kind in the fabric of space-time somewhere in the area of northern Scotland – I felt that this was the Thing that was beckoning us to it…. Hans and his partner, Wilma, were generous with their time and wisdom and understandably proud of the accomplishments engendered through the University of Leiden – especially, for Hans, the Institute of Physics (think: Albert Einstein and Enrico Fermi). For me, the visit with Wizard Hans represented the compassionate wielding of the sword of Intellect that is embodied by the Dalai Lama and invoked by his chant, “Om Mani Padme Hum”….

Catherine met Judith and me in Edinburgh with her trusty van, “Jasper”. Our first task was to visit the church where Judith’s grandparents had been married. The couple had left immediately after their wedding for the States and none of the family had yet returned to Scotland, so there was a sense of ceremony to the undertaking and again a resonance with the theme of Sacred Marriage. Finding the church closed at first, we crossed the street to a domed building (suitably named ”The Dome”) that announced itself as a restaurant but clearly had experienced other incarnations[iv], where Judith treated us to a sumptuous feast in honour of the yet-uncelebrated newly-wed grandparents…. The room had a restrained opulence; I was interested to note the predominance of hexagonal and octagonal forms in the design and architecture, as well as stained glass windows featuring caducei with the snakes’ heads replaced by those of eagles. We were not surprised to learn that this had once been the Commercial Bank of Scotland, but only later did I discover that it had started out being built as the Hall of the College of Physicians (until the physicians ran out of money and the bankers took it over!) making more sense of the nod to Asclepius.

I had an image-sensation of raw resources being drawn from the land with sweat and toil – the wool and meat and ore, the tall forests razed and left even now as barren moors – and transformed into bank accounts, manipulated by manicured hands. We crossed the street again to the Church of St. Andrew and St. George, “a decent, handsome church”, Presbyterian in its austerity but also alive with a feeling of community[v]. We once again had moved from a place of male energy to a celebration of sacred union – Judith left a beautiful bouquet of white flowers to honour the marriage of her grandparents and the lineage they founded.

Soon after, we hopped into Jasper and headed north, needing to make it to our next destination in the far reaches of Scotland by that evening. We had reserved rooms at a B and B at the end of the Rose Line[vi], on the tip of mainland Scotland, that belongs to an acquaintance of Judith’s.  An old manor house that was not yet quite finished being renovated, we were to be the first visitors. All of us were deeply affected by the bloody history of the land as we passed through it – flashes of ancient and newer battles malingered in glens and lay in ambush for our minds amidst the pastel-tinted harshness of the countryside. We toned, prayed and wept our way through Scotland, arriving after nightfall at Olrig House, near Castleton, Caithness.

I had the queerest sensation for hours before we actually arrived that we were going to the former home of my friend Niven Sinclair – I had chills and dizziness – usual signs that Something was Up. It turned out that the original house was built by Sinclairs in the early 18th century, but Niven had never been there[vii]. The discomfiting sensations did not go away, however….

The house was definitely “spooked” – Andrew, the young caretaker, handyman and gentle host who welcomed and cared for us recounted several nerve-wracking experiences with its disembodied inhabitants. We didn’t feel any negative intentions – just a dense presence.  It was only as we were going to sleep that I remembered that the next day was Easter Sunday…After a dream-filled night, I felt that I had been awakened as I jumped out of bed the next morning and went to the window to meditate with the Easter sunrise.  I was unprepared for the intensity of emotion that overcame me – deep gratitude, the feeling of having been called through space and time to this place for this very moment, a feeling of accomplishing something that had taken lifetimes to complete….I felt the Sun/Son reborn – the masculine energy renewed…and somehow it had something to do with the Sinclairs. I was called outside, where I cleared and smudged the land and the outbuildings, then I went into the house, to every room and closet, and chanted and smudged until the space felt free. My intention was to help release energies that had become entangled in this dimension for whatever reason – I felt a whoosh, and a lightening of the atmosphere, especially in the attic and the library, as I finished with each space. When I came back down to join the others, I was very shaky and emotional without really understanding why.

It turned out that Judith had also been awakened before sunrise to walk the land.She channeled that I in particular had made a covenant – had sworn an oath – to return through space-time and in some way heal the Sinclair lineage – that Judith, Catherine and myself were the particular alchemy required for this task. I was aware of great controversy among senior members of the clan, and of a general reputation for Sinclairs to harbour amongst them all manner and mien of rakes, rogues and ruffians. I felt that what had been done this morning was only part of what we were being called to do… Catherine sounded two gongs (a Wind Sun gong[viii], and a planetary Jupiter gong[ix],[x]) at the entrance to the house; we sent the vibration with our intention, flowing from this point along the whole length of the Rose Line, clearing …clearing….

Great resistance seemed to arise at this point; conflict erupted among the three of us. It felt as if all of a sudden we had been Seen and obstacles strewn in our path. The former partner of the present owner of Olrig House arrived to collect the last of his belongings – there was anger and fear in the air. A visiting friend recounted how she and her daughter had lived in Thurso, the traditional seat of the Sinclairs, and that they felt it was a place of darkness. Both of them have nightmares when they are there – her daughter, a recurring one of being chased by werewolves who have been set on her by Freemasons (!), with obstacles rising out of the earth to block her as she runs. We managed to focus on the Love overlighting our way and the importance of continuing this journey and our work together, and went out to feast on possibly the best traditional Easter meal I have ever had, in the hotel down in Castleton….

Our next step was to the Orkney Islands. I have elsewhere described the first part of this journey and our experience at the Tomb of the Eagles (see Mindscape magazine, Vol.4, and this blog). Throughout our travels on the Orkneys, I had a sense that we were doing essential work, reawakening ancient temples and energy meridians, but the Sinclair thread seemed to have been dropped – a surprise to me, as the Sinclairs had held the jarldom of the Orkneys, and it was a surname we saw everywhere as we traveled. We did learn that “The Good Sinclairs are gems – you’d never find finer; the Other Sinclairs are just plain wicked”.  Examples were given of the lives and characters of each strain, and they were indeed startling in their polar opposition.

A place that called strongly to each of us was Eynhallow Island – I thought perhaps the distortion in space-time that we were searching for would be found there. We drove far to get to it, to discover that we couldn’t set foot on the island – it is a bird sanctuary and access is allowed on only one day of the year. We felt a strong Presence emanating from it without understanding exactly what it was, though we read that the remains of a monastery can still be seen there. We did ceremony then left, the mystery unsolved. I tucked it away in a corner of my mind.

Almost a month later, I visited Niven Sinclair at his home in Surrey and recounted my story. “Well, let me tell you what you might not know about Eynhallow” he began, with a sparkle in his eye….

It seems that in 1154, a Henri Sinclair took orders under the name of Abbot Laurence to establish a Cistercian monastery on Eynhallow, an important point on a complex grid system of holy sites. The monastic community thus founded would be charged with the protection and preservation of a precious sacred relic. When yet another Henry Sinclair was preparing to set sail at the end of the 14th century, he apparently stopped at Eynhallow to gather the relic and take it with him. His destination and purpose? The founding of the New Jerusalem…in North America !

Our days began before sunrise and ended long past dark, with Catherine driving, guiding us with intuition and tenacity, Judith channeling and myself in a constantly altered state as we encountered one magnificent treasure after another.

When we got on the ferry to cross back to the mainland, this time to Thurso, the dizziness and floating fear that I’d begun to recognize as signals of approaching interdimensional work began creeping into me once again…. We all felt that we had to go to the Sinclair castle, and that we were walking into something very big and rather nasty. We approached by the public beach – not a sweet sitting and bathing sort of place, it felt somehow …industrial. People hurried their dogs past with heads bowed below a heavy grey sky…. Before us as we navigated the piles of seaweed and rubbish was a fortress wall and one tall, crumbling tower emblazoned with Danger signs. Indeed.

I had the sensation of falling, then felt and saw myself being pushed down a steep flight of stairs in the tower to my death. What surprised me was that this was an image-sensation that used to haunt me as a child. A faded terror rose inside me…I was drawn to a spot in the angle of the tower and the wall and, placing my back against the stone, I – this incarnation – dissolved. I have a vague recollection of Judith arriving and the two of us walking into a hall where there was a book from which she read. The Sinclair clan had had a destiny and a covenant that some had wished to destroy – that of founding the New Jerusalem. A rupture had been manufactured in the lineage to distort and dilute it. I saw the richness of the teachings of Rosslyn Chapel, and then the Freemasons arising from it, leaving in two long files. I turned and found there was a sword in my hands again, and that I stood before an assembly of armour-clad men. As they approached me one by one, I blessed each with the sword, knowing that as I was doing so they were being cleansed and restored to their original integrity and purpose. They were 33 in number – I felt weary as the ceremony came to an end.

Slowly the sun called me back as it broke through the clouds and warmed my tears….

We continued on then with some sense of urgency – a feeling of being watched – along the beach in front of the inhabited part of the property where the present Sinclair chief resides and through an archway into an area of walled gardens and paddocks behind the castle. A large mound that felt like a tumulus loomed to the side of us… Judith set out around the gardens taking photographs while Catherine and I walked through what felt like a magic tunnel of foliage, with an elegant white horse looking at us over a gate at the end of it. In the middle of the path as we approached was the body of a large black bird. This image is burned into my mind – the symbolism was so potent and yet it eludes me to this day. We buried the bird as best we could, leaving a blessing-offering for it….

The three of us came back together and finished walking all the way around the extensive grounds – somehow this was important. We stopped at the Masonic Hall, did a clearing ceremony, and with a collective sigh of relief, left Thurso behind us….

On our way back south, we respectfully passed the statute called The Emigrants in Helmsdale commemorating the agony of the Clearances[xi] – each one of us has Scottish blood and we could not be left untouched.  To our astonishment, further along in Golspie we learned that the huge phallic monument on the hill dominating the entire landscape was in honour of the fellow responsible for the most notorious of the evictions – George Granville Leveson-Gower, the first Duke of Sutherland.[xii] Why, I asked a random woman, was this villain still up there? My question elicited grumbling anger from several other women within earshot,” He shouldn’t be there!” “It’s time he come down from there!” “You canna call him a hero..!”

I felt that I was being clearly taught that it is not enough for us to strengthen and empower women – we must also heal our notions of masculinity so that the Divine Couple, symbols of the duality of our present world, may stand side by side in balance and harmony.

South we travelled, paying homage to the sacred mountain of Schiehallion and the Fortingall Yew, one of the elder beings on the planet, on our way. Through the magic of Glen Lyon we made our way to Edinburgh so I could catch my plane for Munich and the three of us continue on our separate Paths.

It was the day of the Royal Wedding – a celebration of the Sacred Marriage…and so another circle turned.


[i] Genesis 20, 1-18

[ii] http://hans.wyrdweb.eu

[iii] The triskelion is the Celtic symbol of the triple spiral. I leave you to do your own research on this….

[vi]  A Rose Line used to describe any line of longitude connecting the northern and southernmost tips of the world, but The Roseline was a reference point – the line by which all other lines were measured, as the Greenwich prime meridian is now. This line was drawn through Paris and extends northward through Great Britain, encompassing many important energy nodes on its way.

[viii] http://www.gongs-unlimited.com/paistesungong.html

[ix] http://www.gongs-unlimited.com/pajugo.html

[x] http://www.paiste.com/e/about_history.php?menuid=29

[xi] http://www.helmsdale.org/emigrants-statue.html

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OF MEN AND SWORDS

Some of you have already received this text – my apologies for the duplication. This is its ‘official’ publication….

It was warm and sunny, so Catherine and I decided to eat our lunch outside on the terrace at the Camelot Inn. We had left Bath that morning, had nipped in for a quick visit and a

Catherine at the Red Spring, Chalice Well gardens, Glastonbury

replenishing of water from the White and Red Springs at the Chalice Well Gardens in Glastonbury, and were in need of replenishing our bodies’ stores as well before once again climbing into Catherine’s van to drive to Tintagel in Cornwall for that evening.

Two men came in and sat at a table near us, bringing with them a palpable air of uneasiness and danger– I was sure they’d arrived on motorcycles, though they didn’t really look like stereotypical bikers. There was an arrogance to their attitude and gestures that made sense when I heard them speaking French de la France. We finished our meal and as we walked past them to leave, I said “Bonne route” with the distinct feeling that we had been supposed to connect.

We had with us these two swords of Catherine’s – real ones, Toledo steel and all – one representing the masculine principle and the other, the feminine. They had at one time been bound together, then separated; we knew somehow that they needed to be joined again in ceremony and that the place to do this was Tintagel, so away we were….

Arriving later than we had hoped and expecting our first destination – “King Arthur’s Great Halls” – to be closed, it was a pleasant surprise to be welcomed in by Roger, the guardian of

welcome to King Arthur's Great Halls

the space and long-time friend of Catherine’s. The Halls were created from 1927 -1933 by a wealthy man named Glasscock who believed that a revival of  the Code of Chivalry could put an end to war. He founded the Order of the Fellowship of the Knights of the Round Table of King Arthur in order to implement this, with the Halls as its home – a beautiful and impressive structure of different colours of Cornwall granite constructed as an ante-room and a passageway, lit with stained glass windows depicting the shields and stories of the original Knights of King Arthur, surrounding a central Great Hall.  More windows in the Great Hall, created by Veronica Whall and considered by some the most exquisite stained glass in the world, symbolically portray the steps to becoming a Knight.  Paintings representing the legend of King Arthur decorate the anteroom. By the time Mr. Glasscock died, the Fellowship is reputed to have had up to 75,000 members, but after his death it lost its impetus. In the 1950’s the Halls became the

King Arthur's Great Hall, Tintagel

property of a Masonic order and in the 1990s the building was reopened to the public and the Fellowship renewed, though with somewhat commercial overtones.

A series of improbable confluences occurred for us at this point. We had serendipitously arrived on the evening before the annual meeting of the Fellowship of the Knights of the Round Table – preparations were being made for the event, which was why Roger was still there.

The two men who were assuming leadership of the Fellowship (with the intention of returning it to its former dignity of purpose) were present and graciously accepted that we do our sword-binding ceremony in the Hall the next morning, understanding that this could help set the energies for their own ceremonies and festivities later in the day. One of them, Roland “Roly” Rotherham, a distinguished gentleman of military bearing and a great moustache, dressed all in black with a kilt and an academic accent, enthused about the next day’s event and began listing some of the people who would be attending. Among them were notably a friend of mine with whom I had left some baggage that I needed to recover (contacting him, he was able to bring it down with him and solve my dilemma!) and two journalists from Le Figaro who we knew were the fellows we had seen en route to Tintagel.

The next morning at breakfast, we discovered that the français were staying in the same hotel as we – Camelot Castle, a decidedly unique place in a spectacular setting on the cliffs overlooking the sea and the ruins of a castle said to be where Arthur was conceived. A rocky

view of "Merlin" from our window, Camelot Castle Hotel


promontory shaped in the face of a man – Merlin, to Catherine – hovers above Merlin’s Cave; we were mightily pleased to have a room that overlooked it all….

When we arrived to do our ceremony in the Great Hall, the three men who had greeted us the evening before were again present. Black-kilted Roly asked if there was any way he could be of service, so I placed the two swords across his outstretched arms and he brought them with heart-rending dignity and ceremony into the Hall, placing them on the immense round granite table that stands before the “throne” at the upper end of the room.

As the three men witnessed from the far end of the Hall, Catherine and I performed ceremony with her golden crystal bowl that resonates in harmony with the Higher Heart frequency (F#), and my buffalo drum sounding the Earth’s heartbeat. We prayed and bound

sword-binding ceremony, King Arthur's Great Hall, Tintagel

the two swords together with brightly-coloured cloth and ribbons, hilt to tip. To the left and above the throne is the last stained glass window of the series illustrating the steps in the development of a Knight : an image of a heart with the inscription, “Love is the fulfilling of the Law”. A ray of sunlight pierced the heart as we ended the ceremony and landed directly on the bound swords – another moment of miracle among many.

We were in tears and the men who we had been honoured to have as our witnesses were also visibly touched.  Hearing the scuttle of feet and shifting furniture outside the Hall that announced the caterers’ arrival, we packed our things and were almost ready to leave when Roly’s cell phone rang. He answered, saying that he had just witnessed a moving ceremony and that he was going to pass the phone to “Dawn from Canada” who would explain what it was all about. My mind not the least bit engaged, I spoke of the perfection of performing ceremony in this Hall that had been built with the intention of creating peace in the world, as the symbolism of our ritual was of passing from duality to Oneness. At one point, the woman to whom I was speaking said in a tone that shook me a bit with its sarcasm, “So, now that you have bound together the male and female principles with these swords, we will all live happily ever after?” “Well”, I replied, “this is obviously a work in progress, but as each one of us walks consciously on the planet, imbuing as best we can each word and gesture with Spirit, we are bringing together Spirit and Matter…Heaven and Earth. This is something we are able to do and therefore it is our responsibility to do it; actually, I believe that this is the fullest and highest destiny of humanity – to create Oneness from duality on the Earth.”  There was a deep silence on the other end of the line, then the woman thanked me and I passed the phone back to Roly. He covered the speaker for a second and said in a stage whisper, “You’ve just spoken to 2.5 million people on BBC Live!”

That evening, I was wrapping up some internet work in the lobby of the hotel when the French journalists came in with a few British people after the Fellowship event. I was invited to come and have a drink with them, as I would also be able to translate when needed. The Brits retired quite early so I was left in conversation until the wee hours with the two Frenchmen. It turned out that they were war correspondents who had spent the past 20 years of their lives covering the world’s conflict zones. Jean-Louis, the writer, had snagged this great contract to do a series of articles on the founding myths of western civilization for Figaro magazine and got his old friend Noël to join him to do the photography. They explained that they had thought perhaps they would find some dignity, chivalry and sense in the legends at the root of their civilization – they were instead devastated to find only more lies, betrayals and bloodshed. They told me that during their decades in war zones, they had never had nightmares – now, they had them every night.

In conflict areas, people were real – it was hard being in “peaceful” cities and having to deal with the pettiness, the waste, the consumerism and the hypocrisy of daily existence. They did not want to return to war and danger, but they felt they had become “unfit” for “normal” society. These men touched me so deeply….”Why?” they were asking…”Why are human beings this way?  I invited them to participate in the ceremony that Catherine and I were going to do the next morning….

Jean-Louis did join us at first as we began our sound and prayers on the cliffside after breakfast, but then he disappeared…As we continued working, we were startled to hear a

ceremony site

tinkling sound that seemed to come from a point directly between us. We looked around and Catherine spotted Noël at the very top of Camelot Castle, joining us by sounding chimes. This filled us with much joy….

When done, we packed up our things and walked up into the sea-grass labyrinth in front of the castle that is called the Waves of Peace. As we made our way to the centre, Noël joined us from the hotel and we heard Jean-Louis calling to us from down the slope to wait for him.

Waves of Peace labyrinth

The four of us stood in the centre of the Waves of Peace as we once again did a sound ceremony for peace and balance. There were so many aspects of duality coming together symbolically and physically in that spot – we were again awe-struck at the invisible orchestration that had made it possible.

They wanted to know what tradition we were following – were we pagan? I explained that we are part of a steadily growing group of people who are simply listening as carefully as we are able to our inner voices – to that part of ourselves that resonates with the Oneness that some call God – and being guided to travel to specific places on the planet to clear past imprints of dissonance and to anchor Love into the Earth. Catherine showed them photographs of crop circles and spoke of how we are receiving help from other dimensions of being as well. The connection we had was deep and shining….As we said our adieux in the parking lot of the hotel, we felt that something important had just transpired.

Catherine and I set off next for St.Nectan’s Glen, to an ancient site of initiation that is reached by walking some distance through the rejuvenating green of the Glen, up to the cave

St.Nectan's Glen

where St.Nectan lived his solitary life, then down to a natural circular pool that is energized by water falling from 60 feet above, splashing into the pool after passing through a perfect ring of stone….

As we got closer to the place of initiation, I became agitated and dizzy, feeling myself slip into an altered state. I waded into the pool and fell to my knees. An image came that I have experienced several times in the past years: a lighted hilltop is surrounded by destroyed cities, burned fields – a sense of devastation and darkness. Warriors from all ages of human history make their way slowly and painfully to the summit where, as they stand in a circle, their tattered rags and battered armour falls away; they stand tall and become beings of Light. (As I write these words, the sun has broken through a thick layer of fog and comes streaming through the window…)

I felt the spirits of the 2 journalists move through my body, dive into the water and come up splashing under the waterfall. I felt the water wash away the horrors they had lived and witnessed as they played like children – their innocence restored. Grateful, and thinking that this was why I had been called to this spot, I prepared to rise but was unable to move. Then the Others came – wave upon wave of them. I felt the spirits of warriors pass through me – those who had fallen in battle, from the First People protecting their lands everywhere around the planet, to the millions who died in the two World Wars, in Vietnam, in Cambodia, in Sudan, in Rwanda…I have no idea how long I was there – it felt like hours. Then the words came very clearly: “This is what Yeshua did in the time between his crucifixion and

final prayers

resurrection.”  My mind immediately bolted. “Whoooooa – wait just a minute! This is Ego talking …”

At that instant, Catherine, who had been sounding her golden bowl to hold the highest frequencies for the work, placed a stone in my hand. It was in the shape of a heart, and iron deposits that had been accentuated by the water made it look as though it were bleeding. I collapsed into the work once more. When I felt the energy had passed, I asked for confirmation that the two journalists had indeed felt or received in some way what I had seen happen. Dragging myself to my feet, I turned to leave the pool – and saw them, in flesh and blood, coming down the stone steps toward us. As I collapsed once again, a fresh wave of souls washed through me – this time, women and children who had died violently through the ages. The two men were perhaps a bit embarrassed – Noël proceeded to photograph the waterfall and Jean-Louis sat at the foot of the steps a distance away. I went once again to the water to make an offering and give thanks, then Catherine helped me gather myself and leave. As we passed Jean-Louis I said “I’ve cried at least some of your tears…”

Stumbling slowly back through the Glen, I had the feeling that this had been the culmination of my whole existence. Turning back to say a final word of thanks and farewell as we crossed the threshold of the forest, I saw a line of brown-robed monks standing silently across the path. They bowed to us, then disappeared. I later read that visitors often have glimpses of the spirits of monks in St.Nectan’s Glen – I carry their image in my heart with fullness and

adieu....

gratitude….

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Circles… Des cercles…

The image that comes to me is of the circling of the wagons: “Quick – we’re under attack! Pull the wagons ‘round into a circle – women and children inside!” Even the Buffalo, guardian of this season of the Medicine Wheel, reacted in this way to the threat of danger, the massive heads of the bulls braced outward to the foe. This is what we’ve learned; it’s what comes automatically - ‘naturally’…. And yet….

 

L’image qui me vient est celui des wagons dans le Vieux Ouest, se dépêchant de se mettre en forme de cercle : «  Vite! Nous sommes sous attaque! Ramenez les wagons dans un cercle – les femmes et les enfants à l’intérieure! » Même le Bison, gardien de cette saison de la Roue de la Médicine, réagissait à cette manière au menace du danger, les têtes massives des  taureaux  arc-boutées vers l’extérieure, dirigées contre l’ennemi. Ceci est ce que nous avons appris; c’est ce qui nous vient automatiquement – ’naturellement’….et pourtant….

Just what is this sweet solid centre that we are curling up around … retreating into?  If it is the ideal of the mom-dad-kids nuclear family, we’re cozying up to a cluster bomb. You’re focusing on your career for a solid foundation?  Same-same.  Your retirement savings?  Hmmm.  Or maybe you’re busily pretending that everything is ‘business as usual’? OK – good luck with that. It looks to me as if many of us are trying to find security and stability in all the old places: the image that comes is of kittens sneaking in to nurse from a mother cat who is weaning them. She gets up to walk away and they try to hang on for dear life!

Mais c’est quoi, au juste, ce centre solide et doux que nous recroquevillons autour – dans lequel nous nous refugions?  Si c’est l’idéale de la famille nucléaire maman-papa-enfants, nous nous pelotonnons avec une bombe gigogne. Vous vous concentrez sur votre carrière pour faire une fondation solide? Même chose. Votre épargne retraite? Hmmmm. Ou peut-être vous vous occupez à prétendre que tout est comme ça a toujours été? Bonne chance avec cela. Il me semble que beaucoup parmi nous essaient de trouver la sécurité et la stabilité dans tous les anciens endroits habituels. L’image qui me vient est des chatons, se faufilant pour allaiter de leur mère qui essaie de les sevrer. Elle se lève pour partir et ils s’accrochent de toutes ses forces !

In the time of the year between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, or between the Northern and Eastern Gates of the Medicine Wheel, we say that Bear begins her voyage from the depths of her Cave towards the light of the Outside far in front of her. We’ve gathered with our families over the holidays, or at least thought about them with varying emotions, and now we reflect on who we are in relation to them. The trick is to honour our ancestors and our lineages – not to blindly obey or imitate them, but to Honour them. We need to see who they were and what they have taught us that we are not aware of having being taught, so that we can decide what still resonates with us and what needs to be shed – a heavy woollen (or fur, to continue with the Bear analogy…) coat that once protected from the cold, but now is heavy, irritating and constricting….  It is in the small, automatic thoughts, gestures and feelings – those that we tend to think of as ‘how I’m made’ – that we can observe our programming. Indeed, we are ‘made’: we are moulded in the image of our creators, Mommy and Daddy. We are also fashioned in the image of our Creator – the energy of Source that many call ‘God’.  Sorting out our identities is in the natural rhythm of things right now….

Entre le solstice d’hiver et l’équinoxe de printemps, ou entre la porte du nord et la porte de l’est dans la Roue de la Médicine, on dit que l’Ours entreprend son voyage des profondeurs de sa Caverne vers la lumière de l’extérieure, loin devant elle. Nous avons rencontré nos familles durant le temps des fêtes, ou au moins nous avons pensé à eux avec une variété d’émotions, et maintenant nous réfléchissons à qui nous sommes en relation avec eux…..Le défit est d’honorer nos ancêtres et nos lignés-  pas de les obéir ni de les imiter aveuglement, mais de les Honorer. Nous avons besoin de voir qui ils étaient, et de voir tout ce qu’ils nous ont enseigné sans que nous soyons conscients d’avoir été instruits, puis de décider ce qui résonne encore avec nous, et ce qui doit être mue – un manteau de laine (ou plutôt de fourrure, suivant l’analogie de l’Ours…) qui protégeait contre le froid, mais qui maintenant est devenu lourd et trop serré… Il est dans les petits gestes, pensées et sentiments automatiques – dans tout ce que nous avons tendance à croire comme étant « comment je suis construit » – que nous pouvons observer notre programmation. Nous sommes justement « faits » – moulés à l’image de nos créateurs, Maman et Papa. Mais nous sommes aussi façonner à l’image de notre Créateur – de l’énergie du Source que beaucoup appellent Dieu. Démêler notre identité est le rythme naturel des choses en ce moment….

We rummage through the closets and drawers of our personalities, full of hand-me-down belief systems and second-hand thought forms. It’s a shockeroo when we first realize we’ve been wearing our granny’s undies all along! How do I present myself this time, as I step across that threshold into the world? How much of my real self do I dare show out there? Wait! Do I really need to wear anything at all?  This is the inner questioning of this part of the concentric circles of Life, experienced in between the deepest darkness of winter and the birthing light of spring, between one incarnation and the next. It’s the deep breath we take before plunging into anything new and challenging. Each of us arrives at the latest version of Who I Am – the New and Exciting iPersonality56! – and then has to figure out just how honestly to portray this newly-defined Self – how much to bare – in the outside world.

Nous fouillons dans les placards et les tiroirs de nos personnalités, remplis de systèmes de croyances  hérités et de formes-pensé de seconde main.  C’est tout un choque quand, pour la première fois, nous nous rendons compte que tout ce temps, nous avons porté les bobettes de grand-maman! Comment vais-je me présenter cette fois, traversant le seuil qui mène au monde? Quoi, au juste, du vrai Moi ose-je montrer là-bas? Attend! Ai-je vraiment besoin de porter quelque chose autre de ce que je suis? Ceci est le questionnement intérieur de cette partie des cercles concentriques de la Vie, expérimenté entre la plus profonde noirceur de l’hiver et la lumière naissante de printemps – entre une incarnation et la prochaine. C’est la grande inspiration que nous prenons avant de plonger dans tout ce qui est nouveau et défiant. Chacun de nous arrive à la version ultime de Qui Je Suis – la nouvelle et excitante iPersonalité56! – et après, doit décider quel niveau d’honnêteté d’employer dans l’interprétation de celle-ci  dans le monde extérieur.

We’re hearing a lot about the Sun these days; did you know what a CME was, last year at this time? The energy of the Sun nourishes that of the masculine principle: the ego and the intellect – who we are in society and our careers – the doing, performing and manifesting of … the outside world. When any living system is given a bit of extra energy, it cleans house – what perfect timing for solar flares and electromagnetic storms!  As a planet – as cultures, societies, nations, families and one-by-one – we are pruning our identities: removing the shrivelled petals of the blossomed past and trimming the branches that are dry, brittle and will no longer support Life. Some people charge in and wield their shears with cathartic delight – I know I hesitate sometimes over what to keep and what needs to be snipped off….

On entend beaucoup parler du Soleil ces jours-ci – est-ce que vous saviez qu’est qui était une ‘éjection de masse coronale’, en cette période de l’année passée? L’énergie du Soleil nourrit celle du principe masculin : de l’égo et de l’intellect, qui nous sommes dans la société et dans nos carrières – le faire et performer et manifester …du monde extérieure. Quand n’importe quel système vivant reçoit plus d’énergie, il fait le ménage – quelle timing parfait pour des éruptions solaires et des tempêtes électromagnétiques! Planétairement – dans nos cultures, nos sociétés, nos nations, nos familles et un par un – nous taillons nos identités, enlevant les pétales ratatinées du passé déjà fleuri  et rognant les branches  séchées et cassantes qui ne supporteront plus la Vie. Il y a des gens qui foncent, maniant leurs cisailles avec une joie cathartique –  personnellement,  j’hésite par fois entre ce que je garde et ce qui doit être coupé….

In these times of global wierding, when nothing is as we were sure it was, let’s free our imaginations, unbuckle our creativity and let fly with our wildest, highest dreams for ourselves, Humanity and the Earth. Peace, justice, harmony and self-fulfilment?  Why the hell not?                                                                                                                                                  

Dans ce temps d’étrangeté planétaire, quand rien est ce que nous étions certains que c’était, allons libérer notre imaginaire, allons déboucler notre créativité et laissons  s’envoler nos rêves les plus déchaînés, les plus élevés, pour nous-mêmes, pour l’humanité et pour la Terre. De la paix, de la justice, de l’harmonie et la réalisation de soi?  Mais diable, pourquoi pas?

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