UPCOMING LIVE EVENT
VIRTUAL TRAVEL TO CORNWALL ENGLAND
A NEW SEASON OF VIRTUAL "PATHWAYS" TRAVEL BEGINS NOVEMBER 30TH
As the days darken and we begin to cycle inward, we invite you to join us on a virtual journey to Cornwall, England.
Margaret Jones and Jeanne Fiorini resume their Virtual Travel series this fall with a journey to Cornwall, England, where the legends of King Arthur --and particularly 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.
As in previous journeys, we will pause along the way for personal reflection, and
by using the Tarot will receive guidance and clarity about your own inner journey.
In this virtual landscape to this mythic location, we will create a personal travel log of our experience.
Here are the particulars, hope you can join us!
DATE: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30TH / VIA ZOOM
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST
FEE: $30 Payable via Venmo, PayPal, or check
TO REGISTER: CONTACT JEANNE
Available Recorded Journeys
PETRA/SCOTLAND/STONEHENGE
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.
Stonehenge
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 astronomical genius of its builders. But it is not only the stones that captivate us: inhabitants 5000 years gone have left their mark of the Salisbury Plain. The more we learn about Stonehenge, the more questions we have!