Natalie Windsor - Spiritual Healing in the Derbyshire Dales

03/10/2025

27/07/2025

The Perseids Are Back — and They're Painting the Sky in Color! 🌠
Every summer, Earth glides through a trail of cosmic dust left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle...And just like that, the sky comes alive.
The Perseid meteor shower is one of the year's most breathtaking celestial shows — peaking in mid-August, but active right now.
Under dark skies, you can see up to 75 meteors an hour -
and each one carries a secret.
Their colors tell a story.
As these space rocks blaze through our atmosphere at over 130,000 mph, they burst into color — and those hues reveal what they're made of:

Red - Oxygen & Nitrogen
Golden Yellow - Iron
Violet - Calcium
Orange/Green - Sodium
Teal/Blue-Green - Magnesium

21/06/2025

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20/06/2025

Spiritual healing available in Wirksworth, Derbyshire and also by online appointment.

I can be contacted on:
nataliewindsor@live.co.uk | 07494 179438

16/06/2025

Natalie Windsor is a spiritual healer in the Derbyshire Dales, England, with sessions also available online. Hands on healing attunements are offered by Natalie to help ease aches and pains, assist with mental and emotional healing. Sessions are seated and may last up to an hour, including a cuppa and a chat.

Counselling is also a service offered by Natalie. There is a little healing as a natural part of this process, as talking together, and shared energy heals the aura and chakra system. Natalie is here to listen, and to suggest self-healing exercises / meditation tapes to do in your own time.

Lessons are available in meditation and personal development, as well as creatively designed healing workshops. Natalie practices some clear perception with healing colour and inner listening, assisted by the angelic kingdom. Angels, guides and loved ones who have passed over offer a lot of support to us, even if we feel we are alone.

We often seek a fresh perspective on aspects of our spiritual journey. This may lead us to seek a reading, or to have a conversation where we feel we are creating a healing space for our unfoldment. Each one of us is a unique universe with capacity for insight and reflection. And yet we are not here to cope entirely alone. New perspectives and meeting new people can bring great inspiration.

Natalie is also a classical and jazz singer, and voice teacher. Holistic, creative voice work and a holistic approach to classical training is available. Recent workshops have explored creating our own music, singing like the birds, and immersing ourselves in different soundscapes.

Distance healing is free, and also questions / support via email. Our spiritual journey often brings up questions and it is good to have a support network.

Contact details are: natalewindsor@live.co.uk | 07494 179438

06/06/2025

In Navajo culture, laughter is seen as a powerful symbol of connection. The moment a baby laughs for the first time, it is believed they are choosing to join the human community. Until then, the baby is viewed as still being in transition between the spiritual and physical worlds.

This tradition, known as the A’wee Chi’deedloh ceremony, is typically observed around three months of age. Family members pay close attention during this period, eager to be the one who makes the child laugh. Whoever succeeds earns the honor of hosting the celebration, often preparing a meal of salted food and gifts to mark the occasion.

The ceremony not only celebrates the baby’s first expression of joy, but also emphasizes generosity and community. Salt is symbolically offered to guests to encourage the child to grow up to be generous and kind. It’s one of the earliest social teachings given to a Navajo child—using joy as a path toward belonging and humanity. 🎉👶

03/06/2025

Plants can hear tiny wing flaps of pollinators

You only get answers to the questions you ask.

We asked if flowers have colors that attract pollinators.
And we looked beyond what we can see.
Into ultraviolet and infrared.
Oh, my, yes.
Flowers do communicate with pollinators by color.

We asked if flowers have a scent that attracts pollinators.
Or repels hungry insects.
And, yup, they do.

Now, we are finally asking if flowers can hear their pollinators.
And the answer, is "of course."

Check this out.

Plants can hear tiny wing flaps of pollinators
By Laura Brisa's, 21 May 2025
Edited by Susun

"When pollinators visit flowers, they produce a number of characteristic sounds, such as wing flapping when hovering, landing, and taking off. Depending on the size of the pollinator, these sounds are extremely small, especially compared to other vibrations and acoustics . . . .

"In new research presented today at the 188th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and 25th International Congress on Acoustics, it appears that plants can respond to the tiny wingbeats of insects.

". . . there is growing evidence that both insects and plants can sense and produce, or transmit, vibroacoustic signals," said Francesca Barbero, a professor of zoology at the University of Turin in Italy.

"A team of entomologists, sound engineers, and plant physiologists played recordings of the buzzing sounds made by the tiny Rhodanthidium sticticum bee near some snapdragons (Antirrhinum). These bees are efficient snapdragon pollinators.

"The sound of the bees triggered the snapdragons to increase their sugar and nectar volume. The noise even changed how the genes that control both sugar transport and nectar production behaved.

"The ability to discriminate approaching pollinators based on their distinctive vibroacoustic signals could be an adaptive strategy for plants," said Barbero.

"If this response from insects is confirmed, sounds could be used to treat economically relevant plants and crops, and increase their pollinators' attraction."

"The multitude of ways plants can perceive both biotic factors — such as beneficial and harmful insects, other neighboring plants — and abiotic cues, like temperature, drought, and wind in their surroundings, is truly astonishing."

"The project, 'Good Vibes: How do plants recognise and respond to pollinator vibroacoustic signals?' is funded by the Human Frontier Science Program and is a collaborative effort between the University of Turin, I²SysBio in Valencia, and the Centre for Audio, Acoustics and Vibration at the University of Technology Sydney."

It is in beauty.
Our breath a giveaway dance.
Our hearts beating as one with the earth's heart.
Green blessings are listening.
They have us surrounded.
Gratitude
Joy

03/06/2025

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09/03/2025

Attachment creates suffering because it stems from fear—the fear of loss, of change, of the unknown. But true abundance, true love, and true freedom exist only in a state of openness. When you hold on too tightly, you block the very flow of life. Letting go is not about giving up; it is about trusting the intelligence of the universe to bring what is meant for you.

Ask yourself: What are you holding onto that is holding you back? What would it feel like to surrender and trust?

06/03/2025