You might or might not know this about me… but each year I like to visit Findhorn for a Winter Solstice Ceremony.

Litha, or the Summer Solstice is such an abundant time. Take a short walk and you'll find yourself immersed in the sounds of birdsong and the buzzing of bees and if beneath trees, with a vibrant green canopy above... Read my guest blog for The Selkie Collective...

Today I took myself out on a Nature Quest... a quest for Earth Day I wanted to converse with the Earth herself to know what we can do to serve her at this time of The Great Turning (as Joanna Macy would put it). I walked a familiar path and gasped in horror to see these hawthorns cut to the ground. Why? For what purpose? These beautiful trees with their blossoms and their berries brought me (and I'm sure many others) so much joy. I allowed myself to feel the depth of th

I'm thinking of doing something for Earth Day... What I feel called to is to invite you on a nature quest with me. We would gather virtually... Time in nature... alone... on Friday 22 April 22... with questions... just being in nature... listening to nature... seeing how nature responds to the questions... I could write an invitation... explain it a bit more... What do you think? We could all do it together say from 10am 'til noon... or people could choose their own times. Wo

As part of the retreat I was on earlier this month we were invited to take a nature quest. This was our non-zoom time to dive into a practice, to bring insight, with the invitation for that insight to be shared on our return. Two hours in nature with the questions ...Who am I? and ...What does my heart most deeply desire to express or create? The reason I'd booked the retreat was to have a wee bit of time, before returning to work, to connect with myself and what I wanted to