Exploring Death and Dying with Annie Blampied-Radojcin Saturday, 23 May A day workshop exploring themes of death, dying and spiritual companionship for those on that threshold. Open to people of all faiths and doubts. Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex. 10am-4pm. £45. Info & booking: www.emerson.org.uk/quietude-workshops or contact Annie on 07791 942544.
23-24 November Pewsey, Wiltshire. Rediscover the ancient art of pilgrimage and connect with the Spirit of Place. Hear from experts in the field, including Peter Dawkins, Angela Shaw, Isabelle Kingston, Peter Knight and Susan Raven, with practical applications you can apply at home. Profound change for yourself and your local landscape, much needed in these […]
Online Courses, Introductory Days, Comprehensive Professional Training. London and Manchester. Contact: College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy. 0207 4830120; info@ccst.co.uk ; www.ccst.co.uk
Glyphosate is widely used in agriculture in the UK, the USA and in most countries around the globe
Have you ever wondered why life events have synchronistic and repeating patterns?
An exciting webinar with DNA expert Emma Beswick, NT. Free of charge.
6-week course. Live Zoom, 2-hour sessions. Learn to reprogram your DNA; based on the scientific research of Dr Glen Rein. Facilitated by Annaliese Reid, who healed herself of an ‘incurable’ disease.
Discover a powerful system of healing, from 19th century Germany, the astonishing results obtained, and how you can apply these simple methods for your own health and well-being. Further information and advance booking at: www.HealingTruths.org/natural_healing Cost: £8 or £6 if prebooked via web page
A Beshara Trust Foundation Course This is a new foundational course in esoteric education that provides a full introduction to the principles of Beshara in terms of both knowledge and practice. Taking the metaphysics of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi as a starting point, the course explores what it means to understand oneself and the world in […]
The Hidden History of the Callarde Templars with Mark Herbert In 1360 a band of Canterbury Templars sought location at an obscure Devon farmstead. They stayed for seven generations until its demise, the place honouring their name ever since. Their motive? A sacred, tidal island; the reason why Devon is truly a Holy place!
For first time in the UK we are presenting publicly the film Einstein Wrong by David de Hilster, which has been prevented from being shown at film festivals. Physics has been corrupted by Relativity nonsense. After the film, Roger Anderton will present and discuss the Santilli Telescope. Working differently from conventional telescopes, it senses a […]
