WINTER 2024: NEWGRANGE AT THE WINTER SOLSTICE
This journey takes us to Ireland’s most spectacular megalithic passage tomb, older than Stonehenge and a marvel of engineering and construction. We will walk through the nearby lush, green valley along the river Boyne to meet the Celtic Goddess Danu, mother of the Tuatha De’ Danaan, the fairy folk who brought gifts from four magical cities. A site which is indelibly linked with the winter solstice, we will gather in Newgrange's central chamber to honor and celebrate the ancestors.
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Travel to Ancient & Sacred Places with Guided Narrative and Reflection
Petra Jordan
We travel to Petra to walk a land which has been inhabited for over 9000 years. We learn about the Nabateans, the engineers and architects of this magnificent city. We step into the Siq, a road created by the forces of nature, leading to one of the most iconic sites in the Middle East, Petra's Treasury. Join us for a pilgrimage to a place where the dead are as much a part of the landscape as the living.
Mythical Scotland
The history of Scotland is full of magic. Its legends tell of faeries, mythical beasts and witchcraft. We travel across the land and the waters of Scotland, paying homage to the witches/healers who lost their lives here.
We visit Rosslyn Chapel where it is said the Holy Grail is entombed, and then wind our way to the holy isle of Iona before ending our journey at the standing stones of Callanish.
Mysteries of Cornwall
Come along on a journey to Cornwall, England, where the legends of King Arthur --and the women who supported him -- were born. We will walk the rugged coastline, visit stone circles, enter Merlin’s cave, visit the royal castle and be transformed by the myth and magic of the land itself. Tintagel, Bodmin Moor, St. Nectan's Glen, and the witches of Boscastle await!
St. Brigid's Well at Imbolc
Legend tells us of two Brigids, wise and compassionate women whose mythologies are woven together with the land here:
Brigid the ancient pagan goddess of the hearth, smithcraft, and healing; and later in history the Christian woman Brigid, a contemporary of St. Patrick and a woman recognized for her deep spiritual commitment and wisdom. Join us as we explore the spirit of renewal offered here.
Brittany, France
We travel to Brittany, France, where the land is rich with ancient history and culture. We will walk an ancient labyrinth, experience a magnificent 800-year old cathedral, investigate ley lines and the Black Madonna, stroll through magical forests, visit rows of standing stones, enter Merlin’s tomb, and be transformed by the myth and magic of the land itself.
Northern Wales
Journey with us to North Wales, an ancient land rich in myths and legends. We will walk the rugged coastline, visit holy wells, stone circles, medieval castles, enchanted forests and long- lost islands to experience the stunning landscape once inhabited by Merlin. We conclude this pilgrimage at Bardsey Island, legendary resting place of Merlin.
Crete and the Minoan Civilization
Unique in its longevity and appreciation for the natural world, the Crete of the Minoans is an inspiring story of a thriving and artistic ancient (c. 3000 BCE) civilization. With its magnificent coastal scenery and archeological ruins, we walk among a culture that revered the Mother Goddess, particularly Astarte the Snake Goddess, a culture which understood that living in harmony with nature is key to a peaceful life.
Stonehenge at the Summer Solstice
Stonehenge remains fixed in our psyche as a place of power and mystery. We travel to this remarkable monument at the Summer Solstice, and marvel at the mathematical and astronomic genius of its builders. But it is not only the stones that captivate us; inhabitants 5000 years gone have left their mark on the Salisbury Plain. The more we learn about Stonehenge, the more questions we have!