Celtic Fire and Faerie 

The Shining Path of the Sidhe

 

Sacred Journey to Ireland 2010

 

 

 

We will make our next Sacred Journey October 2010. The dates for the Journey are 2 Oct - 15 Oct. We will meet in London Airport and travel to Glastonbury. We will have five full days at this most Sacred of Sites, including a day trip to Stonehenge and Avesbury. The accomodation here will be once more self-catering, in the most beautiful little stone cottages, right at the foot of the Tor. From there we will travel to Iona. We are to be on Iona for the very powerful window of 10/10/10.

In Glastonbury we will be working under the Guidance of Torhannah, a previous incarnation of Mother Mary, when she was a High Priestess of Avalon and with Tea Tephi, the Goddess of Tara in Ireland who re-incarnated as Gwenafyr of Camelot. Our purpose will be to re-open the inner water-ways of the Tuatha De Danann, the Great Spiritual Navigators. Since the time when Avalon went behind the seven veils and Tara fell ,the etheric waterways between these two Sacred Sites and thus the extended lands of Albha On have been severed. It is time to weave them back together, through the Great Presence. Albha On is the Sacred Name of the Temple of Celtic Light, the Inner Planes Temple of the Tuatha De Danann, still under the protection and sanctity of the Inner Tribe. Mighty Victory, the tall master from Venus holds a special focus in this Inner Temple for the present age of healing and transition.

Having completed the Sacred Work at Avalon (the once outer threshold of Albha 0n and still existing now as an inner planes land), we will travel to Iona, where under the guidance of our Beloved Columcille and Brigid we will further the healing, through the Guidance of our Great Mentors, between the inner portals and waterways of the Sacred Lands.

This Journey is made possible because of all the work done to date. There are fifteen places on the trip only. All who wish to come must register before 1 Feb. I will have the details completed very soon.

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