Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
Over the past few years, I’ve noticed there’s been quite a resurgence of interest in dragons. Friends of mine, who engage shamanically with the energy lines criss-crossing the globe – often and wrongly called ley lines – tell me that it’s because the dragons that guard them are waking up. They may be right. But…
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I’d be very grateful if you could leave a comment and let me know whether you prefer my voice, on this short new podcast, to the American bot lady on the others. …or otherwise. I promise I won’t be offended if you prefer her – her name is Rene – as you’ll be saving me…
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Here is the Chapter One of the first book of The Glastonbury Chronicles, The Dragon Whisperer’s Son. If you prefer you can listen to an audio recording by JUST CLICKING HERE.
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I had a lucid dream this morning. I was wandering around one of the Other Worlds and then I came into a room which was full of women arguing about the Divine Feminine. One was saying it was Venus, while others were insisting that it was Aphrodite, Ishtar, Eve, Isis or Astarte. Finally, one woman…
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I am currently writing The Dragon Whisperer’s Handbook, a compendium of ancient magical practices that I’m hoping will help all those walking the long and winding road towards self-realisation, and I think it will also be a particularly useful guide for baby dragons. Of course, if you are a baby dragon, you probably won’t know…
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Yesterday, I told the Universe to send me a coat. I didn’t include a long wordy spec with my request. I just sent out a picture of it. As they say, a picture speaks a thousand words and that might be why I find, in all these types of shamanic communications, that metaphors in the…
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This blog article is also available as a podcast HERE. The story goes that when the great 18th century composer George Frideric Handel lay dying, a friend asked him if he felt satisfied with his life, and whether he could die happily knowing that he had completed his legacy on Earth. Handel, apparently, smiled and…
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Squid Game has become a massive worldwide hit on Netflix, but some of its success must surely be due to what most people have gone through during the last two years? Many more of us than ever, it seems to me, are now wondering whether we are just the poor victims of some fateful game…
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There’s a lot of nonsense talked about whether someone in the West can call themselves a shaman, because ‘shaman’ is a Siberian word and we’re not Siberians. The truth is, we are shamans. We do the same job as the Siberian shamans of old. We experience the same mystical heat in our heads as all…
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If you look to the east tonight just after sunset, which is the only time the Pleiades or Seven Sisters star cluster is visible to the naked human eye, you may be lucky enough to see them rising into the night sky. Each of its seven hot blue stars hovers in a sparkling, nebulous mist…
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O Holy Night! The stars are brightly shining Over the red roofs of Glastonbury town. Asleep are the folk, lying there quietly dreaming Of the coming of the Winter King’s holly crown. Dark is the night; its nadir as black as coal. Only the fire red eyes of the dragons glow, But something is stirring,…
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Shaman of Avalon 