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Elyn, an open-minded skeptic, spontaneously channels a message from an ancient Greek philosopher who passed "beyond the veil" over 1700 years ago. Though initially hesitant, she opens herself completely - not through dogma or wishful thinking, but through radical honesty, deep curiosity, and a willingness to follow the unknown.
Thus begins a year of life-changing, revelatory conversations about the nature of good and evil, what it s like on the Other Side, the purpose of life, reincarnation, how to deal with emotional turmoil, overcoming fear, and much more. Elyn is given evidence that there is life after life, we are all interconnected across time, space, and multiple dimensions, and Love holds everything together.
Check out Elyn’s article on traveling to other dimensions here.
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This book is both a straightforward introduction to the art of dowsing and an exploration of how to contact the multidimensional realms. Gary teaches you how to dowse using rods, pendulums, muscle testing, and direct sensation. Step by step, he shows you how to gain access to your intuitive senses and experience what lies beneath-and beyond-the surface of our world. Not only does he describe the physical activity of dowsing, but he also delves into how and what is happening when we contact non-material reality.
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These wide-ranging conversations are a must-read for anyone interested in earth mysteries, powerful places, and spiritual development. Elyn and Ferran's lively discussions explore in depth how sacred sites function, how we interact with them, how to (and why not to) activate them-and much more. They provide practices on how to "tune in" to a place and what that really means. Stories, meditations, insights, and philosophical reflections lead the reader onto the path of self-realization.
The book is more than just something you read-it's also something you do. There are links to videos of practices that enhance your sensitivity to subtle energies as well as links to podcasts and nearly real-time transcripts of visits to four sacred sites.
A mixture of perennial wisdom, little-known information about the Master Builders, and specific practices, this richly illustrated book is a journey of inquiry into the human heart.
Enjoy this article on the heaven and earth union here.
POWERFUL PLACES SERIES
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Powerful Places in Brittany is not your usual guidebook. It’s not about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them. Come and explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of sites in this land of myth and mystery.
In Brittany you’ll find the world’s largest collection of megaliths, including cairns with fascinating interior carvings, kilometers-long alignments of standing stones, an enchanted forest (or two) filled with legends of Arthur and Merlin, evocative pilgrimage shrines, and holy wells.
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Powerful Places on the Caminos de Santiago is not your usual guidebook to Spain. It's not about visiting places, it's about experiencing them. We invite you to explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of places on the roads that lead to the pilgrimage shrine of Santiago de Compostela.
These remarkable sites include the mountaintop shrine of a Black Virgin, a Knights Templar chapel concealed in a canyon, a hidden valley in the Pyrenees—to name a few. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide historical background, context, and a description of how to get there. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at many of these sites. Numerous maps, graphics, and photos bring the locations to life.
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Powerful Places in Catalonia is not your usual guidebook. It’s not about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them. We invite you to explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of places in this fascinating land of contrasts: medieval villages, bustling metropolises, and gorgeous nature preserves.
These unique sites include 5,000-year-old dolmens, a magical beechwood forest, a hidden valley in the Pyrenees, mysterious Black Madonnas—and much more. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide historical background, context, and a description of how to get there. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at many of these sites. Numerous maps, graphics, and photos bring the locations to life.
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Powerful Places in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is not your usual guidebook. It is not about visiting places—it’s about experiencing them. This tiny corner of Britain contains an amazingly dense concentration of sacred sites and powerful places.
Come with us and explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of megalithic sites, holy wells, underground chambers, medieval chapels—and more. Learn about the legendary visits of Joseph of Arimathea and Jesus, of Tristan and Iseult, of King Arthur and his knights. Discover the various earth-energy currents, including the Michael and Mary lines, which flow across Cornwall.
This guidebook provides an introduction to different kinds of powerful places and what makes them powerful. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide historical background, context, and a description of how to get there. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at many of these sites.
Check out Elyn’s article on Cornwall here, as well as a story of a mysterious adventure here.
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Powerful Places in Ireland is not your usual guidebook. It is not about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them. Ireland is a magical place, bright and shining, misty and mysterious, filled with powerful sites. You could say, most of Ireland is a powerful place.
Come and explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of Ireland’s impressive megalithic sites, including grass-covered cairns and massive stone circles; holy wells and sacred mountains; ruined abbeys and medieval chapels. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide historical background, context, and a description of how to get there. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at many of these sites.
Check out Elyn’s article on pilgrimage in Ireland here.
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This is not your usual, superficial travel guide. Powerful Places in Malta provides detailed descriptions of specifically selected powerful places. It also gives background information and an overview of the controversies, conflicts, and conspiracies that swirl around many of Malta’s ancient sacred sites. In addition, it includes first-hand experiences and practical suggestions on how to turn casual tourism into transformational travel.
Malta is a tiny island in the middle of the Mediterranean. Its gigantic stone temples are among the oldest free-standing monuments in the world—earlier than Stonehenge, earlier than the Great Pyramid at Giza. They are also unique in construction and floorplan. What is their relationship to the sun and stars? Why are there so many? Are the temples and the so-called Fat Lady statues evidence of ancient Goddess worship? What about the mysterious cart-ruts that crisscross the limestone plateaus? What are they? Was the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum only an underground mausoleum, or was it also used for initiations and dream incubation? These are just some of the questions we explore.
Check out Elyn’s article on demystifying Malta here.
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Powerful Places in Scotland is not your usual guidebook. It’s not about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them. We invite you to explore a timeless, carefully curated selection of unique places in this alluring land of mountains, islands, and water.
These remarkable sites include ancient stone circles, a mysterious holy island, a haunted chapel, Brigid’s Well, a fairy glen—to name just a few. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide historical background, context, and a description of how to get there. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at these sites. Numerous maps, graphics, and photos bring the locations to life.
If you are intrigued by the unusual; if you long to connect more deeply with the places you visit; if you have a nagging feeling that there’s more to some places than meets the eye—this is the travel guide for you.
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Powerful Places in Sintra—The Magical Mountain of the Moon is not your usual guidebook. It is not just about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them.
Sintra and the surrounding Sintra-Cascais Natural Park are some of the most popular places to visit in Portugal. The region includes romantic 19th-century palaces and parks, a Moorish Castle, the Cork Convent, and Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in mainland Europe.
We provide you with insider information so you can explore them in depth. We include powerful places that are off the beaten path, such as the Fairy Forest, 4,500-year-old megalithic sites, the remains of a Roman temple, an ancient chapel associated with an apparition of the Virgin, mysterious tunnels, and several churches that host unusual festivals.
Check out Elyn’s article on Sintra here.
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Powerful Places in Wales is not your usual guidebook. It is not about visiting places, it’s about experiencing them. Wales doesn’t reveal itself easily, and not to the casual visitor. But when it does open itself to you, you will be amazed at its wonders.
To appreciate Wales, a “sense of place” is a necessity—and this includes knowing the stories of the land. This guidebook links particular places to tales of King Arthur, Merlin, shape-shifting Cerridwen with her cauldron, and to other stories in the Welsh medieval epic, the Mabinogi.
Learn the hidden meanings of Wales’ megalithic sites and holy wells. Visit its sacred mountains, ruined abbeys, and medieval chapels perched on isolated hilltops. We show you how to approach a powerful place so you can experience it more fully. We provide detailed descriptions, including extensive historical background, how to get to out-of-the-way places, and what to do when you arrive. Elyn often includes a brief account of her own experiences at many of these sites.
Check out Elyn’s article on Wales here.
PILGRIMAGES & QUEST
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Following the Milky Way is the story of Elyn Aviva’s 500-mile-long journey on foot on the Camino de Santiago. This 1000-year-old pilgrimage road stretches from the French Pyrenees across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela, supposed tomb of the apostle St. James the Greater. It is a journey that crosses the landscape of the soul as well as the mountains and mesetas of Spain.
This book is a vivid memoir of a life-changing adventure, chance encounters, unforeseen dangers, and unexpected pleasures. Spanish history, wine, food, literature, art, architecture, and legend share equal time with the stories of pilgrims that Elyn meets along the way.
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When Elyn Aviva was diagnosed with cancer, she decided she had to go for a walk. A very long walk. A walk on a medieval French pilgrimage road, la Via Podiensis. Over a period of three years, Elyn and her husband followed the 460-mile-long Way of Saint James that stretches from Le Puy-en-Velay to the Pyrenees. There it joins the Spanish Camino de Santiago, which leads to Santiago de Compostela.
Join her as she makes meaning out of a life-challenging event and merges her inner and outer experiences step by step. Meet her companions on the way and share in the chance encounters that turn a walk into a transformational journey. Experience the French countryside, architecture, and cuisine through her eyes.
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The Question is a magical fable about a seer, a seeker, and a scribe. It is about being lost and finding the way, of learning to ask the most important questions, and discovering the deepest answers. It is a journey that reaches beyond Death, a spiraling exploration of the nature of reality and the meaning of life. It is a story that is as long as it needs to be—and no longer.
Enjoy this article containing a sample of the book here.
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The Journey begins at the end of the Camino de Santiago, but it continues across Spain, France, and Turkey. It is the tale of Gwen, a young American pilgrim, who is confronted by a vision that won’t leave her alone. Driven by the deep longing of her soul, Gwen embarks on an archetypal journey that includes modern-day Druids, a quest for the Grail, the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral, the Forest of Brocéliande, Black Madonna shrines, and Sufis in Istanbul. Along the way she finds wise teachers and charlatans, true love and its imitations. Her search for meaning leads her, eventually, to discover who she really is.
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Young Melita defies her family and sets off on the Quest for the Grail. Set in medieval France, the story unfolds as a much-older Melita recounts her adventures to her granddaughter. Legends of King Arthur, Greek mythology, and the magical Forest of Brocéliande weave through Melita’s journey of self-discovery.
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