Lughnasadh reminds us of that ancient relationship with the natural world. A celebration rooted in the ancient past that marks the beginning of the harvest and the gradual transition from the warmth of summer towards the darker months of autumn and winter. And just like our other festivals of the year, these are thin times meaning that the veil between the physical world and spirit world are at its thinnest.
Finding yourself Soul retrieval An article based on Soul RetrievalBy Aldo Jordan,Shamanic practitioner & Teacher If I were to ask you an honest question concerning how much of your Self have you lost throughout your life, what would you say?…
The Winter Solstice The winter solstice is an astronomical phenomenon which occurs in mid-winter, and its date is typically on December the 21st. Winter Solstice is seen as the end of winter’s dominant march which has been gaining ever more…
Aldo Jordan is the founder of the Irish School of Shamanic Studies and works as the main teacher with the school. With many years of practicing Shamanism, Aldo carries out one to one Shamanic healing sessions, land healing, sacred site Spiritual tours and talks on Shamanic practices.
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