A Wider Wander into the Heartlands of Scotland

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Sunday 17th leave Inverness and head towards Aberfeldy for creating our first home base at Keepers Cottage

Our half day journey will take us to the mountain home of the High elven and Fae – in Celtic ‘Sidhe’ (pronounced Shee), Mt Schiehallion, where we have a generous time to meet the energies of this powerful portal and energy centre. From there we make our way to Aberfeldy – in the heartland of the ancient celtic Scotland. This is the region, where the stream of pure celtic spirituality embodied through the Culdees held out the longest during the centuries of roman and catholic take over – keeping the pure heart of the connection with Source in these hills and valleys. Researcher Barry Dunsford lived many years in this area – tracing connections to the holy land and the early gnostic Christianity.

Our home base for these first three nights is in the small town of Aberfeldy – Keepers. It offers very comfortable, spacious shared accommodation with the possibility of home cooked meals prepared in our own kitchen at the end of each day or we go out to a local restaurant or pub.

Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th These days will have us in the region of the beautiful Glen Lyon and Loch Tay.

Each of these places offer a deep drop into some of the lands that of carry the living frequencies of the ancients.

Places such as the 4000 year old Fortingall Yew tree, The stunning rock formation of  ‘Praying Hands of Mary’, the bronze age ‘Crannog’  on the Loch – showing us the ancient ways of living in houses on the water – and some unrevealed places that will arise out of the group sensing field.

Wednesday 20th Today we will move onto the wide and wondrous mountain landscape of Glen Coe. Gateway between the Highlands and the West Coast and its islands, This is a mountainous area that asks us to be open to the grandeur and awe. We may wish to stop, walk, and open ourselves to listen to the vast beauty that offers itself as we journey  to our final night’s accommodation that lies at Corran – one of the ferry gateways between the mainland and the islands beyond. 

It is here that we will have reached the southwestern end of the massive fault line that diagonally runs through Scotland, along which we will return to Inverness the following day.

Thursday 21st August Today we will drive along the crevasse of the fault line following the many lochs up to the amazing waters of Loch Ness. We will be carried and guided by the connection to our original Gate Keeper at The Clava Cairns as we call in on the ancient Stone Beings of the ancient Corrimony Cairns. It is these timeless wonders who are the Gate Keepers and Signature Frequency Bearers of our whole period together – our forging and sounding journey into the very Heartlands of Scotland.

We arrive in Inverness in the late afternoon of this day having complete the octave of our spiral journey together.