Shaman of Avalon
The full moon of August – around the time of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary – is a highly potent time for womb shamans, and the knowledge about it goes back for thousands of years. In Italy, it is called Nemoralia after the sacred Lake Nemi in whose holy waters the high priestesses of…
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In the last video, I talked about the ancient origins of the Merkaba, our own interdimensional, personal rocket ship that’s found in our own DNA. I also guided you in meditation to find it, and operate it. If you haven’t watched that video yet, you might want to check it out here. So it seems…
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The Sumerian love goddess Inanna is often confused with the Babylonian love goddess Ishtar, but I will leave the academics to argue about who came first and where, because I’m much more interested in the archaeological and literary evidence for sacred love magic at that time, in the Fertile Crescent. There is much erotic imagery…
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The word ‘whore’ had very different connotations at the time when the Babylonians were honouring the goddess of sacred love, Ishtar. Linguistically, in the Aramaic tongue, it all goes back to the ho root words connected with womb shamans, such as hor (cave and womb), horasis (ecstatic vision) and even horaa (instructions) because sacred whores…
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If you were to ask me who I thought was responsible for most of the strife and divisions we face in the West today, I’d give you one name: William Caxton. I think that, were it not for the invention of Caxton’s printing press in the 15th century, we would all be living in a…
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This video shows you how to access your own inner personal starship within your DNA, which will take you to the stars and beyond … and with no risk of Unscheduled Rapid Disassembly just after launch! In Part One, I go back thousands of years to show how the Merkaba was the barque of Isis,…
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When I first began training in shamanism, I was living at the following address: 77 Oakhill Road, Sevenoaks. That’s three 7s …777…and two oaks. It was so obvious to even my dense, sleepy brain, as it was at the time, that it jumped out at me. I knew there must be a message there, although…
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I love it when the dream fairies give me a teaching in the Otherworlds, and then throw hard evidence for it across my path in this one. Once upon a time, they taught me how the knowledge about the fine stitching of sacred love magic, hidden in fairy stories, was shown symbolically in the weaving…
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Cinderella must be one of the most popular fairy stories of all time. Lots of erudite people have offered their opinions as to why. Of course, it’s the sort of classic ‘rags to riches’ story that never fails to get bums on cinema seats. But to me, with my mythologist’s hat on, it’s much more…
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Many would be amazed to discover that so many of the old fairy stories we tell to our children are yarns that were spun, with silver threads and golden needles, by the fairy godmothers or womb shamans of the past, to hide the old lore of the Weave about sacred sex magic until the time…
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Women who weave is a magical symbolic reference to those womb shamans involved in ancient love rites that spark up the inner body elixirs which lead to wisdom, enlightenment and sovereignty. This ancient shamanic practice is about the sort of sacred love that, through ecstasy, sparks an adoration for the Beloved. It gives rise to…
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Annie Dieu-Le-Veut 