Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
As some of you may know, I often turn to the ancient myths, left to us by our ancestors, for advice and guidance about the issues facing us today. The classical Greek myth about Achilles and his heel contains much wisdom about how the mighty are toppled, and quite quickly too, due to a minor,…
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I found myself watching the movie Free Guy the other night. I didn’t mean to. It didn’t look to be my kind of thing at all. But I clicked on it for some reason and, within minutes, it had hit with me so many shamanic and mythic metaphors about the true nature of life itself…
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It was so good to hear Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard calling out Wokeism for what it actually is – anti-white racism. She has a strong presence and a large platform and so lots of people heard her speech about why she’s leaving the Democrat Party. Hopefully, her stance helps people to realise that those suffering under…
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In The Sacred Sex Rites of Ishtar, I write about the stage of lovemaking that used to be known in the Egyptian temple system as The Adoration of the Beloved. This is the alchemical stage where the sacrum of the woman opens. It is her sacred holy of holies that can only be unlocked with…
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When I began writing about the archaeological evidence for shamanic sex rites on my forum, Ishtar’s Gate, in the early 2000s, I was one of the first to air the subject. But by the time I’d compiled those posts into The Sacred Sex Rites of Ishtar, the notion of sacred love-making was starting to go…
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“Sir Francis Bacon was apparently a [Knight’s] Templar using a Template to create an axis and Templum that defined the Temporal fabric.” I’m indebted to the author Cort Lindahl for the above pearl of wisdom in his book The Geographic Mysteries of Sir Francis Bacon, which I highly recommend. In a nutshell, he describes why…
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I was saying to a friend the other day about how living in Glastonbury is just like living backstage in the Theatre of Dreams. I’ve been here for 11 years now … more than long enough to notice that most visitors are secretly hoping to catch the will-o-wisp, the ignis fatuus or Fool’s Fire that…
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In this new video, we’re getting down and dirty with the Devil, to find out who the devil he … or she… really is! You can watch it here, or just carry on reading below to get the same information in an article.
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The maypole is often called a fertility symbol, and that’s why it’s a popular custom to dance around it at Beltane, the festival most associated with sex and fertility. But we may not know what the maypole’s dance with the red-and-white ribbons actually symbolises. It is a depiction in dance about how the alchemical marriage…
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What is shamanic soul retrieval, who needs one and why? How did the knowledge of this vital healing technique get forgotten about, and how is it being recovered today – in an age where its benefits are needed more than ever? How can you tell whether you are suffering from soul loss, and would be…
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We may sometimes wonder why we should be concerning ourselves with spiritual matters when the world seems to be only just holding back from the brink of an apocalyptic meltdown. So in this video, I’m going to share with you my thoughts on all that …. or you can just carry on here and read…
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Shaman of Avalon 