Nature Spirit Moss Vale

21/01/2025

A moment of sublime tranquillity. So much to be grateful for

Elephant Rocks, close to Denmark, Western Australia

Image with thanks to aswewander(IG) via Good Morning Australia

20/11/2024

24/10/2024

Greetings. For anyone interested in learning a bit more about dowsing I am one of the presenters at the upcoming 40th anniversary conference of the NSW Dowsers Society in the Blue Mountains on November 9th

03/03/2024

In the lush, verdant landscapes of Ireland, a profound legacy resonates through the ages, embodied in the figure of Maeve, or Medb, an ancient deity whose essence is intertwined with the very fabric of the land. Maeve, a figure of immense power and complexity, stands as a testament to the enduring reverence for the feminine divine, manifesting as a war leader, protectress, and an embodiment of the land itself. Her narrative is not merely a tale from the past but a living, breathing presence that continues to inspire and resonate with many.

Maeve: The Queen of the Fae and the Embodiment of the Land

At the heart of Maeve’s lore is her indelible connection to Tara, the ceremonial and spiritual center of ancient Ireland. Tara was not just a physical location but a symbol of Irish sovereignty and spirituality, where the energies of the land were most potent. Maeve, as the sovereign goddess, is intrinsically linked to this sacred site, embodying its strength, fertility, and majesty.

As the queen of the fae, Maeve’s dominion extends beyond the human realm, bridging the world of the seen and unseen. She is the conduit through which the earth’s wisdom flows, echoing the ancient belief in the interconnectedness of all life. Her role as a protector and steward of the land underscores the reverence our ancestors had for the natural world, recognizing it as a source of life, guidance, and sustenance.

In the lush, verdant landscapes of Ireland, a profound legacy resonates through the ages, embodied in the figure of Maeve, or Medb, an ancient deity whose essen