Back from a wonderful holiday in Madeira and here are some of the photos. Firstly the plants and flowers. If you have never been before, then time it for the Flower Festival. Unfortunately, most of my snaps are videos so I haven’t uploaded them. So many of the plants I had in my garden in […]
I just love spontaneous events and this weekend was no exception. I was whisked away to The School House, which is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the picturesque village of Chapel Lawn, nestling in the Redlake Valley in Shropshire. There, we were greeted by our wonderful hosts Clare and Dave. The weekend was made […]
A walk to Golitho Falls in Cornwall, has been on my bucket list for some time, and yesterday was perfect timing. After weeks and weeks of rain, the wind dropped and the sun came out. It made your heart sing to hear the birds singing in the woodland. The place is truly magical and I […]
H That’s good information. I was wondering if you could do anything for her hearing and her eyes. And she mentioned a problem with her teeth as well. Because while we have got Shirley here it would be lovely if you could give her a make over wouldn’t it? O Well we would like to […]
H Going back to Shirley, have you finished working on her narrowing of her spine? O We need to also work with the lungs. H So tell me what are you doing with the lungs? O We have placed the covering over. How can we describe this? A big band. No not a band. Call […]
H That brings me on to something else regarding Shirley’s health, she says she gets a cough when she gets anxious. Where does that come from? What causes that? O The anxiety began when she married in 1974. The knowledge that all was not correct was there at the beginning and she did not listen […]
I have just had the honour of meeting and working with an amazing lady who is a water colour and acrylic artist who passionately introduces colour expression into her art, awakening the mindfulness in herself and others around her, and generating a feeling of internal positivity, balance, love, healing and enlightenment. She not only teaches and […]
This year has gone so fast, and by all accounts, next year will be even faster. I decided to celebrate the last New Moon of 2025 by spending time in nature. I just love walking along the Pentewan Trail from the Cornwall Spa in St Austell, through to Pentewan. As you can see from the […]
Some great news! Alexander Fioravante will be holding another Gong Bath in Glastonbury on 5 April 2026. The venue is St Benedict’s Church in Glastonbury, from 2pm to 5pm and the cost is £15. I just know it will be an amazing event. Look forward to seeing you then. Yuletide Blessings “Find what you love […]
I am so impressed with Jude’s crochet, I just had to share it with you all. She is my neighbour in Relubbus, Cornwall and she has been such a support to me over the last few years. Her blankets are fabulous and a perfect gift for Christmas. Here are some photos of her work Her […]
I hope you enjoy this link to a recent presentation by Alexander. He is very talented person who has expanded his practice to incorporate working with animals. Enjoy
Where has this year gone? And we are told next year will be even faster with all planets in new signs! So hold on to your horses (more later). Which brings me to my latest blog “Discovering Ireland”. I had never ventured around Ireland before, my visits being on business to Belfast and Dublin. We […]
After visiting Men Scryfa standing stone, I decided to go in search of the Nine Maidens stone circle, which had evaded me on my recent visit to Ding Dong mine. Again, there is no signpost to this sacred site. After leaving Men Skryfa standing stone, you continue along the Tinners Way track. At the fork […]
What a busy summer it has been for me which is why time hasn’t permitted me to publish a blog. Visits to Maastricht, France, Croatia and then France again, amongst other things have left me with little time to keep in touch. So it was most welcome to spend some time invigorating myself amongst the […]
Hope you are all keeping well and staying dry in these torrential downpours. I thought I would share with you my latest addition to my crystal collection. A beautiful Septarian crystal sphere (also known as the Dragon Stone). It was formed around 50 to 70 million years ago during the Earth’s Cretaceous period. Associated with […]