Ancestral Fieldwork: A Dowser’s Viewpoint
Ancestral fieldwork explores the living relationship between body, land and lineage. Discover how landscapes, ancestral memory and dowsing can deepen self-awareness, reveal inherited patterns and invite a more meaningful connection with place.
Book Review: Sensory Pathways to Healing Trauma
What if trauma is not only something we remember, but something we feel, sense, and carry? Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma explores the remarkable connection between the nervous system, the body, and the possibility of reconnection.
A Healer’s Framework: Religious vows (chastity, poverty, humility, sacrifice) and deep survival programs
Religious vows are explored here as nervous system survival patterns — embodied responses shaped by trauma, attachment, and learned strategies of safety.
Afterword: Once the Fair Goes
If Sin-eater is the story of discovering the hidden pattern beneath a life, this afterword asks what becomes possible once that pattern is seen. It is a reflection on healing, community and the quieter ways we might choose to live.
Research Trip – Scotland
A research trip to visit Killin, Mallaig and North Berwick.
Sovereignty: The Lost Art of Belonging to Yourself
Psychological sovereignty is the capacity to remain connected to one’s own inner authority — to live from an integrated centre rather than fear, fragmentation, or external control.