I was reflecting on pilgrimage today, about how the journeys that have changed my life the most always began before I understood why I needed to go. My first pilgrimage to Glastonbury was in 2023. Most randomly, the call came while I was watching Once Upon a Time. I reached the season about Camelot and something in me immediately knew, I have to go to Avalon. I didn't have a grand explanation for it. I didn't know what I was going there to find. But I found a guide that same

​ ​Ancient lands and sacred sites carry immense power. What I am now realizing is that they are not powerful because they contain power. They are powerful because they bring us face-to-face with our own. Since April, I have been in France and the UK, visiting sacred sites on these ancient lands. Back in 2022, when I was in meditation, there was a clear message: to go to ancient sites and do sound ceremonies. I didn’t understand the impact, nor the reason or logic. It didn’t m

To come into pilgrimage is to journey into the caves and places of power of the Earth — and inevitably, within ourselves. Where we choose to go, there is often something waiting to be reflected back to us: something wanting to be seen, wanting our attention at this time. This is why we feel a call. The formless within us seeks a mirror through the outer world, so that it may become visible to us. And the opposite is true too. When we no longer feel resonance, or feel a dispel