As it's International Women's Day, Im giving an additional voice to Maestra Olivia
She used to work as an Onanya (healer) at Temple of the Way of Light in the Amazon Rainforest in Peru
#Internationwomansday#internationalwomenday2020
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Has anyone read The Eyes of Darkness by Dean Koontz?
Talks about a virus from Wuhan province.
A striking resemblance to the Coronavirus #CoronaVirusUpdate#omg#Coronavius@deankoontz
Early Christmas dinner in Norway..
Eating pork belly, lutefisk (cod cured in lye), pinnekjøtt (dry-cured ribs of lamb), boiled cod, ham roast and turkey with so many cured meats.
With a bottle of juleøl… https://t.co/eiWAcC8CDl
I sit here at midnight and reflect on these days in Ireland. Meeting up with new and old friends. Thinking about Ireland history from the Celt's invasion to St Patrick's introduction to Christianity.
Here is a brief history of Ireland
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Today's the day! Here's an introduction to our new radio series ENCOUNTERS WITH VICTORIA which begins this lunchtime, 13.45, on @BBCRadio4. The first episode is about KINKY LORD M. https://t.co/CQ7OzoGnrX
There are many versions of the Greek mythology story of Narcissus whose beauty, equal to that of a god, and was the cause of his downfall and equally many artisit took up this theme in the paintings. #narcissus#greekmythology#mythology
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The first tweet to promote the pre-production of ”The Druids Pilgrimage” a documentary why people become Druids and how they got that calling.
#druids#documentary#druidism
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2nd day of filming the ”Druids Pilgrimage” in the Derbyshire landscape.
A documentary about self-discovery, silent wisdom and transitional changes in life explores what it's like to follow a Druids path.
#druids#pilgrimage#paganism#Derbyshire
"They come over our heads all of a sudden singing ‘ewe, ewe’ and the men in the boat wanted to go back... I know what makes the noise, it’s them long-billed curlews, but I never like to hear them.” The Seven Whistlers #FolkloreThursday https://t.co/CqmuDraVLB
Grape hyacinth! In folklore, they'd cause depression if they were brought indoors which only lifted when taken back outside #folklorethursday#plantlore