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Journeys into the new moon in Scorpio, 13th November 2023

For many years I have been gathering groups of people together at the new moon each month, to dive into the natural rhythms of the time and to journey into the spirit realms to work on the various themes of the month.

For many years I have meditated on the energies of the time prior to the monthly group and captured little nuggets of this to aid the work within the group. These monthly blog pages are the results of my meditations, written down in a more public format for the first time. They are designed to be worked with for at least a full yearly cycle and they are primarily suitable for people living within the Northern hemisphere, as that is where I am based. I hope that working with these meditations helps you to align your life within the natural world and helps you to reconnect. If you would like to join the monthly group, you will find information on how to do so within the website under “groups” or send me an email.

This month we are focusing on both Samhain and the energies of Scorpio, which are interlinked. The themes are of death and shadow work.

New MoonSamara LewisDecember 10, 2023new moon, wheel of the year, winter, ceremony, ancient traditions, samhain, scorpio, shamanic journey, shadow work, ancestors, autumn

Remembering our ancient Shamanic traditions

Over time I learned that the practices of the spirits I met from prehistoric Britain were part of a wider shamanic culture and the more that I was finding out about that, unearthing that and arguing that, the more that I could see that what had been lost in this land was akin to what indigenous peoples experience in their shamanic cultures. And the more that I connected with the spirits of prehistoric shamans, the more I began to create threads linking a British indigenous shamanic tradition with the modern world.

Samara LewisJanuary 3, 2020shamanism, shamanic healing, indigenous, ancient traditions, Animism, earth-based spirituality, archaeology, Mesolithic, neolithic, shamanic journey

reviving the ancient shamanism of Britain