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Who Were You in a Past Life?: Take A Past Life Journey to Discover Your Past Life

Date: 04 Mar 2019


You have lived many lives and been many people. Events and circumstances from former lives can influence your life today. Reincarnation and the ability to "see" into past lives is mentioned in the Upanishads of ancient India and in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. AS explained by Patanjali, traumas and peak events from past lives can continue to affect people through additional lifetimes. Past lives are a reality, and reincarnation is the way of all beings. This has been researched and documented most notably by Ian Stevenson, the author of Reincarnation and Biology: A Contribution to the Etiology of Birthmarks and Birth Defects researched the occurrence of past lives and how incidents from the past could actually leave physical marks on the present life's body. Children who claim to remember a previous life have been found in many parts of the world, particularly in the Buddhist and Hindu countries of South Asia, among the Shiite peoples of Lebanon and Turkey, the tribes of West Africa, and the American northwest. Stevenson has collected over 2,600 reported cases of past-life memories of which 65 detailed reports have been published. Specific information from the children's memories has been collected and matched with the data of their claimed former identity, family, residence, and manner of death. Birthmarks or other physiological manifestations have been found to relate to experiences of the remembered past life, particularly violent death. By re-discovering past lives and coming to terms with our experiences we can overcome blocks that we may have in this life, and or simply gain greater insight about our deepest motivations and habits. Catriona offers past life journeys to help you to recall your past lives. These are transformative journeys that can be life-changing.

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Enjoying Outlander? Take Your Own Journey to a Land an Ancient Land & Orkney Scotland Spiritual Nature Quest

Date: 06 Feb 2019


Featured in National Geographic, Orkney was an important religious and cultural center and a spiritual pilgrimage destination. The home of an advanced civilization going back to 3200 B.C The archipelago abounds with ancient sites on several islands, and since it is newly “discovered” you can visit these sites without crowds. Visit: Skara Brae, Maes Howe, The Ring of Brodgar, The Stonnes of Stennes, and more This is the 10th year running this life-changing Nature Quest to this amazing location. The Orkney archipelago is called the “Egypt of the North” as covered in National Geographic. It is the land of my ancient ancestors the Picts - the indigenous people of Scotland. Transform Your Life through a deeply profound inner and outer spiritual program that includes shamanic, mystical, and soul healing practices including a past life journey. THIS Nature Quest & Spiritual Retreat IS FOR YOU IF You Are Ready to See Some of the Most Ancient Sites in the World & Experience them Up Close & Personal without crowds; You are a Nature Lover; & You are Seeking to Connect More Deeply with Nature & You can complete mild to moderate hikes; and, You are ready to participate in profound spiritual practices that will benefit your life. In this land that time forgot, you will access a place of immense clarity and ancient wisdom. Participate in sacred ceremonies and practices that have roots to ancient Celtic knowledge and wisdom. Benefit from Nature Quest spiritual program including; ceremonies, shamanic journeys, mystical connection to nature, moderate hikes to observe wildlife, and more. Discover powerful practices to support a new vision for your life, while clearing away limiting emotional and mental clutter. You will commune with the powerful energy of the land and connect with the wisdom of this timeless realm. Tap into your spiritual truth and gain remarkable insight about yourself via a one of a kind Ancient Celtic Trilogy Reading only offered by Catriona and based on ancient traditions going back thousands of years. Orkney is an archipelago of islands just north of the Scottish mainland (just a 1-hour flight from Edinburgh Scotland), or a short beautiful ferry ride from- Scotland’s northern tip. Orkney Scotland offers fantastic wildlife, rugged cliffs, and charming towns. Enjoy the company of a small group of like-minded travelers, Enjoy world-class performers at the International Orkney Music Festival taking place during the May Quest. The intention of the Nature Quest is to provide participants with a deeply empowering inner and outer journey leading to renewal and transformation. I highly recommend Partnering with Nature. The insight (Catriona) shares is something that we can all benefit from.Shirley MacLaine Catriona, founder of Nature Quest and a descendant of one of the most ancient Scottish clans, the MacGregors*, helps people find meaning in their own lives , Nature Quests, Spiritual Retreats Vision Quests, Nature Retreats, and Spiritual teaching. Catrionas book,Partnering with Nature: The Wild Path to Connecting with the Earth was awarded a Gold Medal from the 2011 Nautilus Book Award, which recognizes "world-changing books" that "promote spiritual growth, conscious living and positive social change as they inspire the reader to new possibilities for a better world." Previous winners include His Holiness The Dalai Lama, Deepak Chopra, Thich Nhat Hanh I have been deeply impressed by Catriona MacGregor for many years. Her striking kinship with the animal world and her vision of the natural world are compelling and apparent when you are in her presence. Many people carefully copy native traditions, hoping for a shamanic experience. Catriona MacGregor is a shaman.” - Jim Gilkeson, - author of A Pilgrim in Your Body: Energy Healing and Spiritual Process

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Spirit Animals & Celtic Spirituality

Date: 03 Feb 2019


When I was eleven years old, I found a baby sparrow hawk that had fallen from its nest. Because it is always best to return infant animals to their mothers, we spent hours unsuccessfully searching for the nest and the parents,. Since we never found the sparrow hawks parents and knew it was far too young to survive on its own on the ground, I brought the hungry hawk home to raise. The white, downy chick grew into a striking bird with beautiful markings of slate blue and deep orange. Eventually, the hawk matured and began its first efforts at flight. It would fly high into the treetops in the evenings, and in the morning, I would wake expectantly at dawn and search for the hawk. After calling for it for some time, I would always find it in the high branches of the trees in the woods behind our home. I remember the first time it spent a night out on its own, and after searching anxiously for over an hour, I finally found it at the very top of one of the tallest maple trees deep in the woods, its shiny feathers, glistening in the new light. As I called to it from the ground, it leaned its head to the side with one of its large dark eyes staring at me as if I were a strange being. Just a single night out under the brilliant stars had brought out the wildness in it. I called my familiar call and waited with bated breath, not knowing what it might choose to do, since it had awakened to its hawk-ness. After some hesitation, it flew down to the ground about eight feet away from me. As I put out my hand towards the hawk, it momentarily lifted its talons in a show of growing independence. I encouraged these independent forays so it could be returned to the wild once it was an adult. My relationship with sparrow hawk was an important one that shaped my youth in key ways. The timing of my relationship with the sparrow hawk was important, as it helped me to define and understand the growing independence as one moves from childhood to young adulthood. I now refer to the sparrow hawk as my firstborn “son,” and I understand the spiritual connection that I have with sparrowhawks. While I cared for the hawk, raised it, and trained it to become wild, I believe that I learned more from this intelligent creature than it did from me. When I began to work with animals and gain a greater understanding of their ways, I grew to understand that the sparrow hawks spirit was reflected in abilities that came naturally to me. Animal allies often reflect potential qualities of our being. By developing our spiritual relationship with an animal, we can learn to unleash those qualities. We all have at least one animal ally that can assist us. As in the case with the sparrow hawk, we may encounter animals in the physical form first, prior to understanding our relationship with their spirit. This is why recalling your real-life experiences with animals can be a first step toward discovering your spirit animal and why childhood experiences, in particular— when we are still so open to the world around us; can point to important animal allies. Spirit animals can also come to help people through a guardian, family, clan, or community. For example, I was very fortunate to benefit from the spirit of the turkey at a young age through one of my godmothers, Marjorie. Two magnificent bronzes, life-sized turkeys stood on pillars at the entranceway of Marjorie’s beautiful estate. These striking statues would later be seen as the obvious signs of her alignment with the turkey later in life when I became more aware of the power of animals and their spirits. Marjorie never had children of her own, yet she inspired many people with her generous nature and "joie de vivre". Marjorie exhibited one of the deepest spirits of the generosity of anyone that I have ever encountered. She gave one of her homes to a family that was struggling to make ends meet, helped others who were struggling financially, and sent several young people to college who could not afford to go. Beyond her financial support, she also offered sympathy and moral support. Today, I always give support to charities and people that I care about as one small way to let the spirit of the turkey flow through me. This explains why many indigenous people, like Native Americans, often have spirit animals, called totem animals that protect the entire community. In the case of the Crow people, each individual member benefits from an association with crows, and each individual of the tribe can also have their own totem animal(s) that may be different than a crow. Today, a group may link itself to a specific animal as a clan, or a team mascot, or even a national or state emblem. Our MacGregor clan crest has three animals, a crowned lion, a stag and a unicorn, surrounding a tree and sword to represent our family name. For the Celtic peoples, who also believed in power animals and pilgrimages into nature, dreams, shamanic journeys, animal experiences, and even a personal quest into the wilderness all helped to bring one closer to understanding themselves and the universe around them. No matter what method was or is used, the discovery of a personal animal spirit guide is always a voyage of self-discovery and unfolding. I help people discover and benefit from their personal spirit animal through shamanic journeys, dream recall, remembrance, and intuitive means. I am pleased to help you discover your spirit animal.

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