Meeting the goddess of the Sinai: HathorTravelogue Sinai, October 2024 Part 1. Two years ago we organized a great ceremony on Mount Sinai, in the middle of the Sinai desert. About 60 women and 20 men went up the mountain for a night vigil, and all over the world thousands of people participated. It became […]
(Men’s work, Mary Magdalene, light work and the Amazon) Pioneering has fun sides. It is an adventure, like being a detective or adventurer uncovering unknown territories, travelling beyond the boundaries of what is allowed or what should be, entering forbidden places, and unravelling collective secrets. It gives life meaning, content and depth. However, it also
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Travellog, part 1 “Be on august 15th in Manaus. Then the powwow will begin.” That was the message I got from my guides during a meditation a few months ago. Manaus? I objected. ‘ I have never been there. I have never been in Brazil. I have never even been in South America!’ The whole
Two major men’s festivals are taking place this summer; one in Belgium and one in the Netherlands. Where do they stem from? What is the point of them? And what are the risks? A reflection on men’s work, Woke, Andrew Tate and the road between. In my adolescence, I struggled with being a man and
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Five years ago, two days after the fire of Notre Dame de Paris, I wrote the text below. A text that is still hauntingly relevant, because it expresses exactly what we worked on last summer and will work on next summer, during our stay in Les Contes, near Montségur in the French Pyrenees, from July
“I finally stepped out of the field of the Azores”, Ton said this morning, after his first quiet night since we left the islands. Over the past few days he has been coughing his lungs out, so intensively that it started worrying me. “I was totally absorbed by Pico’s energy”, he explained. Pico is the name
About sacred sites and the healing of the wounded masculine SACRED SITESSometimes it takes years to discover or understand a sacred site. In the Cathar area it took me more than ten years to understand that the real powerplace wasn’t Montsegur, but the mountain behind it, the Solarac. Somehow the Solarac was invisible to me,
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Waking up in Tomar, the day after our arrival from the Azores, I feel down.“Oh my god, you too?” Ton groans, turning to me. His eyes peek above the sheet and they don’t look cheerful. “I had a weird dream,” I growl. “It felt like I was in a void. I couldn’t get up nor down,
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There are videos that hit like a bomb. Not only because they carry a compelling message. But also because of the way they coincide with our own works and dreams. We often feel compelled to do certain things or travel to certain places, but only much later we see the bigger picture. Suddenly we understand
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“It will be a joyful chaos“, the goddess Cale told me, the day our group gathered in Hotel Dos Templarios in Tomar. “But that’s the way I work,” she went on with a wink. Since I started travelling through Portugal, this country reveals itself to me in three aspects. There is the layer of the future,
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