Travel Miracles
I have arrived in Paris. It has been a day of ease and travel magic – confirmation of why it is worth my pre-travel efforts and nerves. For me, it…
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Welcome the Fool!
As I do every day, I drew a card from my favourite tarot deck, The Spacious Tarot, this morning: Could there be a better card to see me off on…
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Daysigns and Waymarks
Watching for signs and letting them guide you through life is a wonderful and trustworthy practice. In life, I am guided by daysigns, dreams, and intuitive flashes. On the camino,…
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Call to Adventure
My world is reopening. The pandemic gave me a chance to reset and find new directions for myself, but important pieces of my old life are tugging at me, reminding…
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Not All Pilgrims are Athletes
Please note that this is an old post but the recording may be availablefor a small donation to the CSJ – please contact me for the link if you are…
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Steeped in Tradition
There is a long history of pilgrimage in England, and 2020 has been designated as the Year of Pilgrimage in commemoration of Thomas Becket’s martyrdom in Canterbury 850 years ago. I spent a day in London following the threads of our interests and walking in the footsteps of pilgrims past.
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Spring Beckons
March arrived in bright sunshine this morning. I know better than to think that spring has really arrived, but we are seeing the first signs as the crocuses and daffodils…
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Pilgrimage Unfolding
I’ve been home from Spain for nearly four months now, but the Camino Inglés continues to echo in my soul.
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St James in London
I attended an event for returned pilgrims which was held in St James Garlickhythe, a jewel of a church not far from Mansion House within the City of London.
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