12/11/2025
I've edited these Aran trips, that we did in 2005 to 2008-ish, because I finally understand what we were doing.
During recent readings, the recipients were told that they played a part in the destiny of Ireland and the UK in bringing back the template of early Christianity. This was a period where the feminine land was as valued as the Christ story. Actually, it was more valued. Sacrifice and martyrdom had not become the seed that grew, instead the joy of creation was planted. Celtic christianity was, and is, a wonderful celebration of the sacred land and the Source. Nature was seen as the domain of the Mother and all of her creations were celebrated. Equally, God, as father, was companion to the mother. Unfortunately, a few centuries later, the GOD of the romans became more powerful, and sacrifice and pain, power and control supplanted those early joyful creative energies.
In the last few years, the seeds planted so long ago, by those early christians who settled the Aran Islands, are starting to grow again and I am so looking forward to seeing how they continue to mature and what changes they bring.
This was energy-work we did on the Aran islands, off the west coast of Ireland in 2007. I am clairvoyant and clairsentient so when I say I ‘hear’ or ‘see’ things it means th…