Maria Magdalene
A Sacred Journey Into the Spiritual Eye of the Heart
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Saint Sarah
Code of Light - The Holy Bloodline
South of France
2027
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Mary Magdalene: The Path of Remembrance.
There are journeys that take us across the world. And there are journeys that bring us home to ourselves. Set amidst the mystical landscapes of Southern France, this intimate pilgrimage invites a select group of travelers to walk a sacred path of remembrance in the footsteps of Mary Magdalene.
Together, we will journey through places of profound spiritual beauty, ancient caves, sacred waters, medieval villages, Cathar sanctuaries, hidden forests, and timeless landscapes that have inspired pilgrims, mystics, and seekers of truth for centuries. This is not a journey of rushing from one site to another. It is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and allow the land itself to become a teacher.
By intentionally limiting the size of our group, we create space for genuine connection, not only with the sacred places we visit, but also with one another. Through shared meals, meaningful conversations, sacred circles, ceremonies, meditation, reflection, and moments of quiet contemplation, a sense of community naturally emerges, allowing each participant to be fully present with their own unfolding journey.
As we walk the lands associated with Mary Magdalene, we will explore not only the stories and traditions surrounding her legacy but also the qualities she embodies: devotion, courage, wisdom, compassion, sovereignty, and the capacity to live from the deepest center of the heart.
Throughout our pilgrimage, we will be invited to awaken what I call the Spiritual Eye of the Heart, the inner faculty that allows us to perceive life not only through the mind, but through the wisdom of the soul. From this place, we begin to recognize the sacred within ourselves, within others, and within the world around us.
This journey is not about becoming someone new.
It is about remembering who you have always been.
It is an invitation to step away from the demands of daily life and enter a sacred rhythm of presence, reflection, beauty, wonder, and discovery. To walk ancient paths. To sit in places of power. To open your heart. To listen deeply. To remember.
And perhaps, like so many pilgrims before you, to discover that the greatest journey is not the one across the landscape of France, but the one that unfolds within your own heart.
We welcome you to join us on this extraordinary pilgrimage of remembrance, connection, and sacred discovery.
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Sarah's Codes of Light
A Journey of Divine Remembrance.
Our pilgrimage includes two sacred days in the mystical village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a place long associated with the arrival of Mary Magdalene, Sarah, and their companions upon the shores of Southern France.
Throughout the year, thousands of pilgrims travel to this sacred village seeking a connection with Sarah's enduring presence and the spiritual lineage she represents. During our time here, we are offered a meaningful gift: the opportunity to slow down, deepen our connection, and spend time in quiet reflection within a place that has inspired devotion for centuries.
As we visit Sarah's sanctuary, walk along the shores of the Mediterranean, gather in sacred circles, and open ourselves to the wisdom of this land, we are invited into a more personal encounter with her presence and teachings.
For many, Sarah symbolizes resilience, belonging, devotion, and the continuation of a sacred lineage. She reminds us that spiritual wisdom is not only found in ancient stories, but also within the living experience of the heart.
During our time in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, we will explore what I call Sarah's Codes of Light, qualities of consciousness that awaken courage, compassion, trust, remembrance, and a deeper connection to our own divine nature.
Rather than focusing on a single event, we are given the precious gift of time: time to sit in her presence, time to listen, time to reflect, and time to receive the subtle blessings this sacred place offers.
As we open ourselves to the mysteries of Sarah and the legacy she carries, we may discover that remembrance is not something we achieve, but something we allow. Something ancient awakens within us, calling us back to the wisdom, love, and light that have always been ours.
May our time in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer become an invitation to receive, to remember, and to walk forward carrying Sarah's Codes of Light within our hearts.
A Journey of Divine Remembrance.
Our pilgrimage includes two sacred days in the mystical village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a place long associated with the arrival of Mary Magdalene, Sarah, and their companions upon the shores of Southern France.
Throughout the year, thousands of pilgrims travel to this sacred village seeking a connection with Sarah's enduring presence and the spiritual lineage she represents. During our time here, we are offered a meaningful gift: the opportunity to slow down, deepen our connection, and spend time in quiet reflection within a place that has inspired devotion for centuries.
As we visit Sarah's sanctuary, walk along the shores of the Mediterranean, gather in sacred circles, and open ourselves to the wisdom of this land, we are invited into a more personal encounter with her presence and teachings.
For many, Sarah symbolizes resilience, belonging, devotion, and the continuation of a sacred lineage. She reminds us that spiritual wisdom is not only found in ancient stories, but also within the living experience of the heart.
During our time in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, we will explore what I call Sarah's Codes of Light, qualities of consciousness that awaken courage, compassion, trust, remembrance, and a deeper connection to our own divine nature.
Rather than focusing on a single event, we are given the precious gift of time: time to sit in her presence, time to listen, time to reflect, and time to receive the subtle blessings this sacred place offers.
As we open ourselves to the mysteries of Sarah and the legacy she carries, we may discover that remembrance is not something we achieve, but something we allow. Something ancient awakens within us, calling us back to the wisdom, love, and light that have always been ours.
May our time in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer become an invitation to receive, to remember, and to walk forward carrying Sarah's Codes of Light within our hearts.
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Sara's Code of Light Initiation
Itinerary
Day 1
Welcome to France!
Our pilgrimage officially begins today at 3 PM in the conference center of our hotel. We encourage you to arrive a few days early to explore other parts of France.
We will gather for a Welcome Orientation at 3 PM in the hotel's conference center. To ensure you are well-rested and ready, we recommend arriving at least the day before the orientation.
We look forward to sharing this transformative experience with you.
Free evening... rest and adjust to the time zone and frequencies of this beautiful land.
Day 2
Our first full day together offers a gentle opportunity to arrive, settle into the rhythm of the pilgrimage, and begin opening ourselves to the journey ahead.
The morning is intentionally left open, allowing time to rest, recover from travel, explore the beauty of Provence, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a local café, journal, or simply be present with the excitement and anticipation of what is to come.
In the afternoon, we will gather for our first teachings and orientation. Together, we will explore the deeper purpose of our pilgrimage, the themes that will guide our journey, and the sacred significance of the places we will visit. This is also an opportunity to set personal intentions and begin cultivating a deeper relationship with the path that is unfolding before us.
The evening is left free for personal reflection and rest. Some may choose to wander the charming streets of Provence, enjoy a quiet dinner, sit in contemplation, journal, or simply retire early. Pilgrimage begins not only through movement across the land, but through creating space within ourselves to listen, receive, and prepare for the sacred days ahead.
This is a day of arrival, an opportunity to slow down, take a breath, and gently enter the rhythm of the journey.
Day 3
Sainte-Baume: The Cave of Remembrance
Today we embark on a pilgrimage to the sacred Grotte Sainte-Baume, one of the most revered sites associated with Mary Magdalene and a place that has drawn pilgrims for centuries.
Opening our hearts to the wisdom and presence of our sister Magdalene, we will walk through the ancient forest of Sainte-Baume, following a path once traveled by kings, queens, saints, and countless seekers devoted to her memory. Nestled high within the mountainside lies the extraordinary grotto where tradition tells us Mary Magdalene spent the final years of her life in prayer, contemplation, and communion with the Divine.
This astonishing natural sanctuary, often described as a cathedral carved by nature itself, has inspired devotion for generations. According to ancient legends, it was here that Magdalene lived in solitude and spiritual practice, and from here that she ultimately ascended, accompanied by thirty angels. So beloved was this place that nobles and royalty journeyed here on pilgrimage, leading to the creation of the historic Royal Road that made the ascent more accessible.
Long before Christianity arrived, the Celts considered this mountain sacred and referred to the landscape as the "Mother Dragon." As we walk this ancient path, we are invited to reflect upon the harmonious union of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine within ourselves, the receptive wisdom of Magdalene and the protective strength symbolized by the Dragon.
Within the cave, we will gather for reflection, meditation, teachings, and personal contemplation. There will be time to sit quietly in the presence of this sacred space, listen deeply, and open ourselves to whatever insights, guidance, and blessings may emerge.
Following our pilgrimage and lunch, we continue south toward the Mediterranean coast and the sacred village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a place intimately connected to the Magdalene traditions of Southern France.
Arriving in the late afternoon, we will gather by the sea for a sunset ceremony, honoring the journey that brought Mary Magdalene, Sarah, and their companions to these shores and opening ourselves to the next chapter of our pilgrimage.
Overnight: Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Day 1
Welcome to France!
Our pilgrimage officially begins today at 3 PM in the conference center of our hotel. We encourage you to arrive a few days early to explore other parts of France.
We will gather for a Welcome Orientation at 3 PM in the hotel's conference center. To ensure you are well-rested and ready, we recommend arriving at least the day before the orientation.
We look forward to sharing this transformative experience with you.
Free evening... rest and adjust to the time zone and frequencies of this beautiful land.
Day 2
Our first full day together offers a gentle opportunity to arrive, settle into the rhythm of the pilgrimage, and begin opening ourselves to the journey ahead.
The morning is intentionally left open, allowing time to rest, recover from travel, explore the beauty of Provence, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a local café, journal, or simply be present with the excitement and anticipation of what is to come.
In the afternoon, we will gather for our first teachings and orientation. Together, we will explore the deeper purpose of our pilgrimage, the themes that will guide our journey, and the sacred significance of the places we will visit. This is also an opportunity to set personal intentions and begin cultivating a deeper relationship with the path that is unfolding before us.
The evening is left free for personal reflection and rest. Some may choose to wander the charming streets of Provence, enjoy a quiet dinner, sit in contemplation, journal, or simply retire early. Pilgrimage begins not only through movement across the land, but through creating space within ourselves to listen, receive, and prepare for the sacred days ahead.
This is a day of arrival, an opportunity to slow down, take a breath, and gently enter the rhythm of the journey.
Day 3
Sainte-Baume: The Cave of Remembrance
Today we embark on a pilgrimage to the sacred Grotte Sainte-Baume, one of the most revered sites associated with Mary Magdalene and a place that has drawn pilgrims for centuries.
Opening our hearts to the wisdom and presence of our sister Magdalene, we will walk through the ancient forest of Sainte-Baume, following a path once traveled by kings, queens, saints, and countless seekers devoted to her memory. Nestled high within the mountainside lies the extraordinary grotto where tradition tells us Mary Magdalene spent the final years of her life in prayer, contemplation, and communion with the Divine.
This astonishing natural sanctuary, often described as a cathedral carved by nature itself, has inspired devotion for generations. According to ancient legends, it was here that Magdalene lived in solitude and spiritual practice, and from here that she ultimately ascended, accompanied by thirty angels. So beloved was this place that nobles and royalty journeyed here on pilgrimage, leading to the creation of the historic Royal Road that made the ascent more accessible.
Long before Christianity arrived, the Celts considered this mountain sacred and referred to the landscape as the "Mother Dragon." As we walk this ancient path, we are invited to reflect upon the harmonious union of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine within ourselves, the receptive wisdom of Magdalene and the protective strength symbolized by the Dragon.
Within the cave, we will gather for reflection, meditation, teachings, and personal contemplation. There will be time to sit quietly in the presence of this sacred space, listen deeply, and open ourselves to whatever insights, guidance, and blessings may emerge.
Following our pilgrimage and lunch, we continue south toward the Mediterranean coast and the sacred village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a place intimately connected to the Magdalene traditions of Southern France.
Arriving in the late afternoon, we will gather by the sea for a sunset ceremony, honoring the journey that brought Mary Magdalene, Sarah, and their companions to these shores and opening ourselves to the next chapter of our pilgrimage.
Overnight: Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
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May 24
The Enchanting Pilgrimage to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer—the 'Saint Marys of the Sea'—is a picturesque fishing village nestled on the south-central coast of Mediterranean France in the Camargue region of Bouches-du-Rhône. This ancient site, venerated as holy by Celts, Romans, Christians, and more recently, the Romani Gypsies, holds a rich tapestry of history and legend.
A Sacred Legend. According to local lore, after the resurrection of Christ, Mary Magdalene, Marie-Salome, Marie-Jacobe, Lazarus, and several other disciples were forced to flee the Holy Land by boat in 45 AD. Their perilous journey across the Mediterranean ended near what is now Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. While the legend does not specify the subsequent fate of all passengers, Marie-Salome and Marie-Jacobe became venerated figures among the local populace.
The village church enshrines three revered statues: those of Marie-Salome, Marie-Jacobe, and Sarah-la-Kali. The origins of Sarah-la-Kali are shrouded in mystery, with varied beliefs surrounding her identity. Some believe she was a powerful local queen who welcomed the Holy Land travelers, while others suggest she might have been an ancient pagan goddess or a black Egyptian servant of Christ's mother, Mary. There is also a compelling belief that Sarah was the child of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, carrying the Holy Bloodline.
The Pilgrimage of the Gypsies Each year on May 24, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer hosts the Pèlerinage des Gitans, or 'Pilgrimage of the Gypsies'. In the weeks leading up to the festival, thousands of Romani people converge upon the village from all over Europe, transforming it into a vibrant hub of celebration, dance, and feast.
On the afternoon of May 24th, pilgrims fill the church and crowd its surroundings, eagerly awaiting the descent of the saints' statues. The statues of the two Marys are first lowered from their high storage place in an ancient reliquary. As the relics descend, the pilgrims, driven by religious fervor, reach out to touch them, believing this act brings healing and protection from misfortune.
Next, the statue of Sarah-la-Kali is brought forth from an underground crypt. Carried on the shoulders of the Romani people and accompanied by jubilant pilgrims, Sarah is taken in a grand procession to the sea. Upon her return to the church, Sarah, along with the two Marys, is venerated throughout the night by the passing pilgrims.
The Enchanting Pilgrimage to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer—the 'Saint Marys of the Sea'—is a picturesque fishing village nestled on the south-central coast of Mediterranean France in the Camargue region of Bouches-du-Rhône. This ancient site, venerated as holy by Celts, Romans, Christians, and more recently, the Romani Gypsies, holds a rich tapestry of history and legend.
A Sacred Legend. According to local lore, after the resurrection of Christ, Mary Magdalene, Marie-Salome, Marie-Jacobe, Lazarus, and several other disciples were forced to flee the Holy Land by boat in 45 AD. Their perilous journey across the Mediterranean ended near what is now Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. While the legend does not specify the subsequent fate of all passengers, Marie-Salome and Marie-Jacobe became venerated figures among the local populace.
The village church enshrines three revered statues: those of Marie-Salome, Marie-Jacobe, and Sarah-la-Kali. The origins of Sarah-la-Kali are shrouded in mystery, with varied beliefs surrounding her identity. Some believe she was a powerful local queen who welcomed the Holy Land travelers, while others suggest she might have been an ancient pagan goddess or a black Egyptian servant of Christ's mother, Mary. There is also a compelling belief that Sarah was the child of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, carrying the Holy Bloodline.
The Pilgrimage of the Gypsies Each year on May 24, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer hosts the Pèlerinage des Gitans, or 'Pilgrimage of the Gypsies'. In the weeks leading up to the festival, thousands of Romani people converge upon the village from all over Europe, transforming it into a vibrant hub of celebration, dance, and feast.
On the afternoon of May 24th, pilgrims fill the church and crowd its surroundings, eagerly awaiting the descent of the saints' statues. The statues of the two Marys are first lowered from their high storage place in an ancient reliquary. As the relics descend, the pilgrims, driven by religious fervor, reach out to touch them, believing this act brings healing and protection from misfortune.
Next, the statue of Sarah-la-Kali is brought forth from an underground crypt. Carried on the shoulders of the Romani people and accompanied by jubilant pilgrims, Sarah is taken in a grand procession to the sea. Upon her return to the church, Sarah, along with the two Marys, is venerated throughout the night by the passing pilgrims.
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Saint Sarah-la-Kali
The Gypsies, who are they ?
The Gitans If the name "Gitan" is given in France to all of the populations of gypsy origin, it legitimately only belongs to one sole group, by far the most numerous and the most established in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Spain had been for a long time their favored country: their family names have kept reminders of it, just like their dialect: the "kâlo", unfortunately dying out... The women are very dark haired, the men have dark skin. They call themselves either "Catalans", or "Andalusian", according to their principal place of settlement. They number dozens of thousands in the South of France, where some have definitively settled since many years ago, even several generations. But there are also Gitan shanty towns whose population has increased tenfold with the arrival of Gypsies from North Africa. It was the Gitans who gave Spain the best of Flamenco, and also the famous dancers (Luisillo, Imperio Argentina, Carmen Amaya, Lola Florès and La Chunga), as well as generations of great toreros. And to France, an inspired guitarist: Manitas de Plata.
The Roms These are the most easily recognizable, as the women continue to wear the traditional multicoloured skirts that fall all the way to their feet, and, when married, a scarf tied around their heads. The richest sport necklaces of gold coins, which make up the tribe's treasure. Many say life is an adventure, while the men are tinkers, coppersmiths or gilders. These professions prompt them to reside in industrial suburbs, notably in Paris, Lyon and Lille. This is the group that has most jealously preserved its original aspects: the language (close to Sanskrit), the traditions, the legends. After crossing Central Europe, the Roms are today spread out around the world, from Canada to Australia to South Africa.
The Manouches The Manouches (and their cousins, the Sinti), scarcely distinguish themselves. The poorest are basket makers, and have kept their horse-drawn caravans; others are fairground sellers or iron gatherers. The Manouches stayed for a long time in Germany and bear Germanic names (ex: Django Rheinardt); the Sinti have retained the mark of their passage in the Piedmont (ex: the circus family Bouglione). Both have a veritable passion for music, and it is from amongst them that the famous tzigane orchestras recrute their virtuosos.
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May 25 - Journey to the Heart of Cathar Country
Carcassonne
Amid the Pyrenees mountainous backdrop drenched in history and healing power we will spend our next days experiencing the Cathar Country and connecting deep to the teachings and the union of
Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
The Cathars, the peaceful ‘heretics of the Languedoc’ of Southern France, who were them?
The Cathars called themselves Pure Ones after the Goddess known as the Pure One, their term for the Virgin Great Creator Mother Mary (meaning ‘love’). The reason the Church resorted to the mass murder of hundreds of thousands of Cathars most certainly had to do with their alternative views about Jesus.
They claimed to possess a secret Book of Love (Mary, TARA). This mysterious manuscript is attributed to Jesus who gave it to John the Divine. It was transmitted through the centuries until the Knights Templar and the Cathars adopted it. The Book of Love was the foundation of the Cathar Church of Love or Amor (the reverse of Roma).
The existence of this lost (or hidden) gospel was revealed when the Catholic Church subjected the Cathars and Templar (in 1308) to torture. Its contents were a secret skill (symbolized by the Templar skull) said to grant one the ability to control the forces of nature and to transform ordinary human blood into that of the wise, holy and pure blood of life of the immortal Illi. It is equated with the Holy Grail.
The Jesus Code
According to Catharic belief, one object of Earth life was to make over the human body as a worthy vehicle for the light of the Holy Spirit (love). The point was to know the Grail not as a cup but as a process. Jesus was its modeler. Insight into this teaching radiates from the name of the Cathar’s home, the Languedoc. Named after the pre-Flood language system the Cathar priests claimed Jesus preached in—the Language of Oc (possibly short for occamy, a corruption of alchemy) -- this place name is Cathar Jesus code.
Webster’s says ‘Oc’ is the root of octo, 8, and ocular, the eye. A related Egyptian word, Ak, means ‘light’, and aker means ‘light being’. Ak-hu is the archetypal Cosmic Man of Light, or ideal archetype of humanity found in a host of Hermetic and Gnostic teachings, whether Egyptian, Jewish, Christian or Islamic. As Mircea Eliade notes in Shamanism, among the Iglulik Eskimos, who were driven out of some unknown homeland, a sequence of initiations concludes with the ang-ak-oq (virtually the same word as Languedoc or L’ang-ak-oq), meaning ‘lightening’ or ‘illumination’.
This angakoq, writes Eliade, consists of, “a mysterious light which the shaman suddenly feels in his body, inside his head, within his brain, an inexplicable searchlight, a luminous fire which enables him to see with both eyes, both literally and metaphorically speaking, for he can now, even with closed eyes, see through darkness and perceive things and coming events which are hidden from others.” The emphasis here is on eyes and light.
Enlightenment is exactly what the Cathars claimed they received from the highly symbolic Language of Oc. As an investigative mythologist, it is of great interest to me that the Egyptian hieroglyph of the heron/phoenix, , the ‘bird of light’ (akh), so closely matches the stylized fish glyph of Jesus , though it predates him by millennia. In addition, these two symbols are structurally identical to, the mathematical sign sometimes used for infinity, which spells OC. It is the root for ‘octo’ or 8. These symbols suggest a continuous transmission of knowledge of the secrets of light. By William Henry
The Cathars called themselves Pure Ones after the Goddess known as the Pure One, their term for the Virgin Great Creator Mother Mary (meaning ‘love’). The reason the Church resorted to the mass murder of hundreds of thousands of Cathars most certainly had to do with their alternative views about Jesus.
They claimed to possess a secret Book of Love (Mary, TARA). This mysterious manuscript is attributed to Jesus who gave it to John the Divine. It was transmitted through the centuries until the Knights Templar and the Cathars adopted it. The Book of Love was the foundation of the Cathar Church of Love or Amor (the reverse of Roma).
The existence of this lost (or hidden) gospel was revealed when the Catholic Church subjected the Cathars and Templar (in 1308) to torture. Its contents were a secret skill (symbolized by the Templar skull) said to grant one the ability to control the forces of nature and to transform ordinary human blood into that of the wise, holy and pure blood of life of the immortal Illi. It is equated with the Holy Grail.
The Jesus Code
According to Catharic belief, one object of Earth life was to make over the human body as a worthy vehicle for the light of the Holy Spirit (love). The point was to know the Grail not as a cup but as a process. Jesus was its modeler. Insight into this teaching radiates from the name of the Cathar’s home, the Languedoc. Named after the pre-Flood language system the Cathar priests claimed Jesus preached in—the Language of Oc (possibly short for occamy, a corruption of alchemy) -- this place name is Cathar Jesus code.
Webster’s says ‘Oc’ is the root of octo, 8, and ocular, the eye. A related Egyptian word, Ak, means ‘light’, and aker means ‘light being’. Ak-hu is the archetypal Cosmic Man of Light, or ideal archetype of humanity found in a host of Hermetic and Gnostic teachings, whether Egyptian, Jewish, Christian or Islamic. As Mircea Eliade notes in Shamanism, among the Iglulik Eskimos, who were driven out of some unknown homeland, a sequence of initiations concludes with the ang-ak-oq (virtually the same word as Languedoc or L’ang-ak-oq), meaning ‘lightening’ or ‘illumination’.
This angakoq, writes Eliade, consists of, “a mysterious light which the shaman suddenly feels in his body, inside his head, within his brain, an inexplicable searchlight, a luminous fire which enables him to see with both eyes, both literally and metaphorically speaking, for he can now, even with closed eyes, see through darkness and perceive things and coming events which are hidden from others.” The emphasis here is on eyes and light.
Enlightenment is exactly what the Cathars claimed they received from the highly symbolic Language of Oc. As an investigative mythologist, it is of great interest to me that the Egyptian hieroglyph of the heron/phoenix, , the ‘bird of light’ (akh), so closely matches the stylized fish glyph of Jesus , though it predates him by millennia. In addition, these two symbols are structurally identical to, the mathematical sign sometimes used for infinity, which spells OC. It is the root for ‘octo’ or 8. These symbols suggest a continuous transmission of knowledge of the secrets of light. By William Henry
May 26 - Cascasonne to Domes des Fades and Minerve
Immerse yourself in a mystical ceremony at the Dolmen of the Fairies, a sacred megalithic site near the enchanting village of Minerve. Surrounded by ancient stone formations and the serene beauty of the Languedoc landscape, this ceremony is a powerful invitation to connect with the earth’s primal energies and the wisdom of our ancestors. Under the open sky, we gather to honor the fairies and the sacred feminine, invoking their presence through meditation, ritual, and sacred offerings. This deeply transformative experience allows you to tap into ancient forces for healing, protection, and spiritual awakening.
We then embark on a captivating journey to the ancient village of Minerva in France, a place rich in history and spiritual significance. Nestled in the heart of the Languedoc region, Minerva invites you to explore its stunning landscapes and powerful energies. As you walk through its medieval streets, you'll feel a deep connection to the sacred feminine and the legacy of Maria Magdalene, who is said to have graced these lands. Let the peaceful surroundings and profound history of this village inspire your own inner journey, offering you a unique opportunity for reflection, healing, and spiritual growth.
After a magnificent day we return to Carcassonne for a resting evening to integrate the magic of today. Sweet Dreams!
After a magnificent day we return to Carcassonne for a resting evening to integrate the magic of today. Sweet Dreams!
May 27 Carcassonne to Montsegur
Today, we journey to the enchanting Les Contes, where we will immerse ourselves in the powerful intentions of remembering, expanding, and awakening our deep connection to the Divine Feminine and Masculine within. The nurturing embrace of Les Contes will serve as our sacred womb, nourishing us with the healing medicine our souls are ready to receive and fully embrace.
After our check-in, we will embark on a journey to the sacred Château de Montségur, where we will gather in circle to open our hearts and welcome the profound transmissions of love and light. With every step of our pilgrimage, we weave new layers into our vibrational field, each one guiding us closer to our true essence—the Cosmic Man/Woman of Light.
Today, we journey to the enchanting Les Contes, where we will immerse ourselves in the powerful intentions of remembering, expanding, and awakening our deep connection to the Divine Feminine and Masculine within. The nurturing embrace of Les Contes will serve as our sacred womb, nourishing us with the healing medicine our souls are ready to receive and fully embrace.
After our check-in, we will embark on a journey to the sacred Château de Montségur, where we will gather in circle to open our hearts and welcome the profound transmissions of love and light. With every step of our pilgrimage, we weave new layers into our vibrational field, each one guiding us closer to our true essence—the Cosmic Man/Woman of Light.
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Enjoy a free afternoon to embrace the healing, nurturing energies of this sacred place, allowing them to support the integration that your body, mind, and soul are ready to receive.
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May 28 Rennes Le Châteaus
Initiations leading us to our own inner Grail as we enter the dimensional door ways of light, now no longer hidden from us, and experience our own inner awakening.
Today we spend our day entering the Portals of Mary Magdalene church at Rennes Le Château
Initiations leading us to our own inner Grail as we enter the dimensional door ways of light, now no longer hidden from us, and experience our own inner awakening.
Today we spend our day entering the Portals of Mary Magdalene church at Rennes Le Château
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May 29
The Portals of Light continue to open for us, today through the Gorges des Galamus. In the heart of the Pyrenees mountains, the Gorge De Galamus is an amazing cavernous slope with a sparkling river beneath balconies of stone. Serpentine twists in the road reveal spectacular views of the natural limestone caves. Celtic Shamans lived and meditated in these caves, believing to be portals to the Otherworld. Here we will partake of the special energies in this intriguing sanctuary, with its enigmatic magic square carved in stone and shrine dedicated to Maria Magdalene.
The Portals of Light continue to open for us, today through the Gorges des Galamus. In the heart of the Pyrenees mountains, the Gorge De Galamus is an amazing cavernous slope with a sparkling river beneath balconies of stone. Serpentine twists in the road reveal spectacular views of the natural limestone caves. Celtic Shamans lived and meditated in these caves, believing to be portals to the Otherworld. Here we will partake of the special energies in this intriguing sanctuary, with its enigmatic magic square carved in stone and shrine dedicated to Maria Magdalene.
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May 30 - traveling to Toulouse
A Magical Morning: Embracing Our New Future
As we gather on this magical morning in our hotel, we take the time to process the profound transmission of wisdom, light, and love we have received throughout our sacred pilgrimage.
The Journey's Gift.
Having stepped away from our fast-paced, stressed lives, this pilgrimage has offered us countless possibilities for a renewed future. We have been blessed beyond imagination with inspiration, initiations, and the opportunity to release and transcend past limiting beliefs. This freedom allows us to step confidently into a new future filled with hope and potential.
A New Understanding In the Spirit of A Course in Miracles, which defines a church as those united in the mind as Christ Consciousness, we have transformed through our ceremonies: initiations, baptisms, and anointing. These sacred rituals have guided us to the deep knowing of Sara's Code of Light and the Mary Magdalene Priestesshood.
Our Sacred Congregation
We are now a congregation, united in heart and mind. Our hearts have become our temples, where love and the divine feminine and masculine reside in beautiful harmony. As we move forward, we carry with us the balance and blessings we have embraced during this pilgrimage.
Welcome to a new chapter of your life, filled with light, love, and divine connection.
A Magical Morning: Embracing Our New Future
As we gather on this magical morning in our hotel, we take the time to process the profound transmission of wisdom, light, and love we have received throughout our sacred pilgrimage.
The Journey's Gift.
Having stepped away from our fast-paced, stressed lives, this pilgrimage has offered us countless possibilities for a renewed future. We have been blessed beyond imagination with inspiration, initiations, and the opportunity to release and transcend past limiting beliefs. This freedom allows us to step confidently into a new future filled with hope and potential.
A New Understanding In the Spirit of A Course in Miracles, which defines a church as those united in the mind as Christ Consciousness, we have transformed through our ceremonies: initiations, baptisms, and anointing. These sacred rituals have guided us to the deep knowing of Sara's Code of Light and the Mary Magdalene Priestesshood.
Our Sacred Congregation
We are now a congregation, united in heart and mind. Our hearts have become our temples, where love and the divine feminine and masculine reside in beautiful harmony. As we move forward, we carry with us the balance and blessings we have embraced during this pilgrimage.
Welcome to a new chapter of your life, filled with light, love, and divine connection.
Afternoon we travel to Toulouse, Sweet Dreams!
May 31 end of our journey and the beginning of a new ministry, the Mary Magdalena Legacy.
Free Day in Toulouse, to rest and or explore.
Embracing the Sacred Within. Our journey has led us to experience the sacred and discover the magic that lives within us. We have been invited to live our life in alignment with these profound experiences.
Sweet Dreams!
Free Day in Toulouse, to rest and or explore.
Embracing the Sacred Within. Our journey has led us to experience the sacred and discover the magic that lives within us. We have been invited to live our life in alignment with these profound experiences.
Sweet Dreams!
June 1
Toulouse / Home
Safe Travels! As you return to your daily life, carry the wisdom, light, and love you've received with you. May these blessings guide you in every step of your path.
In Sacred Relationship We Remain,
Toulouse / Home
Safe Travels! As you return to your daily life, carry the wisdom, light, and love you've received with you. May these blessings guide you in every step of your path.
In Sacred Relationship We Remain,
ABOUT OUR JOURNEY ORGANIZERS AND SPIRITUAL LEADERS:
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Vera Lopez, Founder of Spirits of the Earth
Established in 1989 Vera has been leading spiritual adventures around the world sharing the power of transformational experiences through travel with thousands of seekers. One of the most knowledgeable guides of Machu Picchu where she herself had heard the calling, Vera has since then, dedicated her life to guiding others into sacred places around the world, such Peru, Egypt, England, Spain, Mexico and France. Spiritual Group Leader, Shaman & PachaMama's Priestess Vera is a native of Brazil and lives in the enchanted town of San Miguel de Allende. She is an International Transformational Teacher, beginning her spiritual studies at the age of 18 with the renowned Luiz Gasparetto, Psychologist and Metaphysical Teacher. There she realized her natural ability to channel and started to direct it as a guidance tool while working as a spiritual counsellor. Speaker & Presenter Vera has been a keynote speaker at Grail Springs Retreat Centre for Wellbeing including their summer festivals for empowering women. Vera leads international classes and retreats on many topics such Priestesshood, Shamanism, Metaphysics, Spiritism, Awakening the Illuminated Heart. She also leads Divine Feminine Circle, Retreats and is gathering the woman called to form the Mary Magdalene Sisterhood. |