✨The Dream. All starts from a dream I had this past night. I was in a big circle of women and in the middle there was a circular stone, with a smaller bossed circle shaped in the centre. All around the landscape was a bit dusty and sunny like if I was in a historical place, with few old stone temples around. We were asked to hardly tap the ground around the stone, like playing a big drum in order to free the bees from the stone. And when we did this an intense deep sound made

In ancient Egypt the deity associated to singing was the Goddess Meret which was the embodiment of joyful sound and vocal praise carrying the sacred function of ritual chanting that maintains the divine order. Together with Meret we find also Hathor, the Goddess of music, dance, joy and love and who with her powerful speech and magical utterance represented the master of the divine word. The word for “voice” in sanskrit is vāk that in Rigveda texts is described as what bring

✨ These past days, a thought keeps chasing me, one that, on the surface, seems so intricate that I try to avoid it. Now, I’ve decided to write it down in order to unravel it and let it go, allowing it to settle neatly among the thousands of rooms in my mind. ✨ I should start by saying that a key contributor to this persistent thought is the Master’s program I’ve been attending for about a year, titled “Poetry and Wisdom – Studies in Partnership on the Sacredness of the Natura

Hi there! Being quiet for awhile but today I want to take the chance to celebrate the World Honey Bee day (that this year was on 16th August) to take a moment to write about my personal experience with these special magic bee-ing! 🐝 Last year I had the chance to attend the beekeeping course with the amazing Meriem Hammal (pic 1) and since then my knowledge was navigating into the myths and the magic around bees. I want to spend more time about these fascinating myths that bl