
Holy Women, Holy Land.
Drawing on a wealth of texts, Professor at St Andrews university, R. Anthony Lodge, has demonstrated that all evidence suggests that what was designated

Drawing on a wealth of texts, Professor at St Andrews university, R. Anthony Lodge, has demonstrated that all evidence suggests that what was designated

In November 2023, while staying in the East Neuk of Fife, I paid a visit to the fishing village of Pittenweem, a Pictish and Gaelic

Today, 15th August is the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, also known as the Dormition of the Mother God, celebrating the

She was no ordinary passenger. Her long black skirt and shawl gave her an air of modern-day-witch, her sturdy but scruffy leather boots a whiff
I’ve been exploring the history of Fife, which is where I grew up and where I discovered a line of my ancestry lived as far
On a recent visit to Canterbury Cathedral, I noticed something that had escaped me on previous visits. When entering the crypt from the side door,
“One must stay close to feeling to know what one should do in this matter of having or not having children”. ~ Marie-Louise von Franz,
Teachings for our time- Magdalene as a bio mystical experience that opens the door to both receiving and transmitting information through the subtle bodies, or
The wheel of the year turns to the gateway of Spring- the first day of Spring heralded by the Vernal equinox when primordial forces of
I found this little plaque of the Black Madonna of Czestochowa, at a car boot in 2002, or 2003. She
