30.9.24 - New moon

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Yesterday was a powerful meet up. Being in touch with the spirit is nourishing and healing. our lives have been fractured over the many many millennia and we are reaching across the centuries to remember - literally - this. Stepping back into our heritage. Taking back what was ours. We are no longer listening to the naysayers. Those who laugh at us because it is 'unscientific'. Who laugh at our intuition. Who cannot experience but merely understand. 

Yesterday's collective vision was that of light. The light of autumn. The light of the sun. The light of a chalice. The light of the aurora. The light of the sun. The light which brings us life. The light which brings us death.

For years I have wanted to bring about a community of journeyers. And here we are. Creating the chalice on the day of the Angels. There is no coincidence that we do it beneath Michael's aegis.

So many many years, centuries we have dwelt, bound by the chains of religion. The anguish with which we have suffered. and now only now, in this moment in history are we able to rise again. And make no mistake, they will tear us down once more. They will laugh at us. Call us lesser. Say we are fantasists but secretly the fear gnaws at them. They do not like things they cannot know. What do they do behind closed doors. Where are these places which they journey to? Places we cannot go to either. And what are they being told? What is speaking to them, through them? With them? How can they gather in no competition? What is this witchcraft?

Today I start my fast. I will fast for three days first. The only thing I will eat is some protein in the evening. 

We live like queens. Roofs over our heads. Stomachs full. Ready to explore worlds.

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