I love this! And I am wondering - have you been to Findhorn? I just got that old book The Magick of Findhorn because my bff and I are going to move to a ranch and I am hoping that I will be talking to the devas and spirits of the natural world...we already had some experiences in the city - he saw a tree spirit IN the city a few days ago. I prayed to the Deva of squirrels to save a squirrel he was going to live-trap that he thought would chew his wires - and it left without a trace - lately I have been talking with my heart to this one fish he has in his tank which was wild-caught... it's a new adventure. I was just wondering about your part of the world...
Hey! I forgot to respond to you. Apologies. :)
Findhorn is indeed really local to me but I still didn't visit. It's definitely on my agenda. I love plants and Findhorn sound amazing. It is easily accessible by car but to get there on public transport is a bit more tricky. I will have to plan it one day. :)
Scotland is really rich in folklore and you get a feeling that there are spirits and little people everywhere you go! Most places have a legend of one kind or another.
Nature is really close to people here so to meet a creature or two is quite common. Sometimes you get a feeling that they bring you a message or communicate with you as if they can hear your thoughts.
I hope you get to move to a ranch and have a great life there.
hey thanks for writing! I have been to Edinborugh after high school - back in 1982 and I remember feeling that way - it is a magickal place! i am reading The Magic of Findhorn and they go into detail about meeting Pan and other spirits of Nature - and boy would i like to have that experience... thank you for your good wishes!!! I might try to get to Scotland again and go to findhorn - but I just can't stand the thought of braving the NWO airport deal to get there and come back - maybe I will just expatriate... :)