We are very excited to announce our travel plans for the next several months! We will be planning only 3 (THREE) journeys this year and they will each be wonderful. We hope you will start planning now to join us on these adventures.

WINTER 2013: Lands of the Mayan people. 

We have chosen this journey with careful consideration. The end of 2012 is upon us and it is time to take the next step. Miguel Angel, our extraordinary Master Teacher will guide us on the way. We will be visiting many unusual but especially powerful sites and will perform ceremonies there. Importantly, we will enjoy the warmth and sunshine of the tropics during the cold of winter, since we leave on Feb 1, 2013 for this trip. We plan to spend time in the forests with the monkeys, parrots and waterfalls of these rich lands. We will also take part of a day to support the local people. This unusual trip will be full of spiritual teachings, taking us into the new era. ITINERARY.

SPRING 2013: In May we will return to Ireland to visit places like Connemara, the Aran Islands and other sites that were pilgrimage favorites for John O'Donahue, the beloved Irish mystic and poet. We are excited to see what the fairies are up to in the springtime!

Autumn 2013: We have big plans to travel to Bhutan. In all of Asia this country has the most pristine lands and the happiest people. We will experience the mountains, temples, forests, the unforgettable views, along with the magnificent people.

TENTATIVE: 

Winter 2014: New Zealand! 

Spring 2014:  Peru, Machu Picchu  and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca

Fall 2014: Sacred Spain and The Camino           de Santiago de Compostela Pilgrimage 

SPECIAL NOTE: If there is a small group of you who wants a spiritual journey to France, Scotland or Hawaii, for example, we are happy to arrange a custom trip for you. Please give us a couple months notice. Thank you.

As evidence mounts in the mainstream media regarding the idea the Jesus had a woman companion, we must consider how this information will impact our old patriarchal society. Many now believe that Mary Magdalene was not only his companion, but perhaps his most respected Apostle. As the developing age of the Divine Feminine takes its baby steps to bring our societies back into a balance of male and female energies, what does this information bring to bear? 

   

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We started out at Les Labadous, "the place of cleansing", located at the base of Rennes le Chateau, the legendary town which holds the many secrets that we read about in books like the Da Vinci Code, Holy Blood, Holy Grail, and The Beloved One. Bathed in refreshing breezes, and the subtle healing energy of the place, we settled into the French way of crispy croissants for breakfast, and fresh market foods accompanied by the local wines for dinner.

From here we walked in the Valley of Colors and visited the cave of Mary Magdalene for meditation. In the town of Rennes le Chateau we spent time in the mysterious and beautiful church, the Tour de Magdalene and many little shops and bookstores. With different guides we learned about sacred geometry, the Cathars, Knights Templar, Holy Grail and other historical, religious and esoteric ideas. The entire Langedoc Region of France is not only fascinating, but beautiful.

One of our plans was to spend time preparing for the Equinox, which as we all know is a time of equal light and equal dark and a time to look for balance in our lives. In an area predominated by feminine energy, we strove to create the balance of masculine and feminine energies within ourselves. Mt Bugarach was the place chosen to tune into the masculine and Mt Cardou to anchor in the feminine. On the day of the actual equinox, we meditated at a sacred pool in a place called the Fountain of Love, to create a marriage of both the energies within ourselves. 

We explored churches, saw the beauty in the Marys and the stained glass windows, and witnessed the unusual markings in many chapels that lend mystery to the area. The drama of the landscape was apparent when we visited the Gorge of Galamus, and the hermitage that is in a cave part way up the 2,000 ft limestone cliff. We had picnics in French gardens and in medieval towns with roses blooming up along the rock walls.

Montsegur, a most impressive Cathar stronghold was climbed by all of us. We left flowers there in memory of those who stayed to their deaths in defense of their freedom of religion during the Inquisition. A kilometer deep into a cave we walked, in order to witness the beautiful paintings left by our ancestors 15,000 years ago. One of our favorite things was spending time in the French Markets with their fresh cheeses, olives, breads, wines and many colorful goods. It was fun to create a community picnic out of our favorite selections.

Nebias, an amazing natural limestone labyrinth was alive with fairies and as filmmaker Henry Lincoln said, the perfect location to film A Midsummer Night's Dream. Our last nights were spent in Alet Les Bains, known for its springs with the best drinking water in all of France. We went to many other places and had beautiful experiences. Best of all was the company of our group, including our knowledgable and entertaining guides. We spent many a moment laughing, loving, and appreciating. Thank you to all who came with us on our journey to the sacred feminine lands of France.