Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
I’ve decided to set up a separate blog for my rants… er, I mean my incisive political commentary, mainly because readers who are interested in myths, magic and mystery and not necessarily interested in politics, and even when they are, they rarely agree with one another. The new blog is called Bag Lady Shouting at…
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I was thinking about the English Dream today as I was doing some shamanic work with the land …that there is an English Dream as much as there is an American Dream, and yet to believe that such a dream has no real substance in a world of lies that itself exists within maya or…
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I watched Rocketman on Netflix last night and I have to say, it was worth wading through all the Wokesters’ whoppers to be able to enjoy such genius music and fantastic dancing! But one of the producers was David Furnish, Elton John’s husband, and it struck me how skilled they were in shapeshifting the life…
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Now that I’m no longer on Facebook, I’ve combined a couple of mailing lists so that I can keep friends and fellow travellers abreast about what’s happening with my books and any other matters of interest. I’ll only be sending these newsletters out occasionally, when there is something worthwhile to say. There are almost 600…
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I make no apology for writing again today about Q because I really believe we have to shake these phantom fantasies, purveyed by certain people, out of our hair before we can proceed forwards with confidence. I read a brilliant article, a few weeks ago, by an online games designer in which he explained how…
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My Indian guru used to have a very good allegory pertaining to today’s law. He would describe the typical Western mind as a runaway horse-driven chariot. The chariot driver had let go of the reins. So the ‘horses’ of the five senses – touch, taste, smell, sight and hearing – were literally being given free…
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I used to have a guru in India who once said: “Self-realisation is very simple. You just have to say what you think, and do what you say. The trouble is, most people think one thing, say another and then do a third thing entirely, and it twists them out of shape.” I thought that…
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I once wrote a very long essay about how humans couldn’t possibly have come from apes, as Darwin suspected but never proved, and that our ancestors were never ignorant, club-carrying caveman that said “Ug” a lot. Even now, the synonym used for knuckle-dragging thugs is “Neanderthal”. I think it’s bloody insulting to the Neanderthals. In…
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I tend to avoid listening to those who insist that people should “wake up” – because it’s actually none of their business whether someone “wakes up” or not. I would also never engage with anyone who uses the term “sheeple” or “muggles” because it betrays a stage of ignorance they are going through in their…
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I’m using the word ‘soul’ in the context of meaning ‘who we really are’. When we are ‘who we really are’, we are perfectly aligned and in harmony with our pilgrim path through this life below, and with the stars above from whence we came. However, we need to open the doors of our…
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In my last article, I wrote about the traditional customs that we usually celebrate here in Avalon to mark the duel over the hand of the May Queen. I explained that it is an ancient story or myth that is “written in the stars” to reflect a wisdom teaching about how the alchemical Marriage of…
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Shaman of Avalon 