Tag Archives: Mexico

Sally Cronin interviews author D. G. Kaye

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – Getting to Know You #Interview with D. G. Kaye: My guest today probably needs little introduction to most of you who are regulars to the blog. Debby Gies…D.G. Kaye is a very popular blogger … Continue reading →

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Unexpected Shaman (5) – Life and Death on Kukulcan by Steve Tanham

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Sue Vincent

The count had reached one forty steps by the time the newfound realised what was happening. Below him, the rising air from the plateau smelled, newly, of summer grasses and deeply-perfumed flowers. The sun, near vertical overhead, beat down with a … Continue reading →

Posted in Steve Tanham | Tagged Chichen Itza, consciousness, initiation, Kukulcan, Maya, Mayan, Mexico, modern mystery school, Yucatan | Leave a comment

Unexpected Shaman (2) – two journeys to Chichen Itza by Steve Tanham

Posted on May 9, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Jerome, my newly-found Mayan Shaman friend, was born in Belize, and had travelled before settling, for the present, in Yucatan, Mexico. I had been surprised at how vividly alive the Mayan culture was in this part of Central America. It … Continue reading →

Posted in Steve Tanham, The Silent Eye | Tagged #Silenti, Chichen Itza, consciousness, Freemasons, Maya, Mexico, Mystery School, shaman, Silent Eye School | 1 Comment

Unexpected Shaman (1) by Steve Tanham

Posted on May 7, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Jerome (not his real name, but those are his hands) had been teaching us some elementary Spanish. We had been advised that the lesson was half an hour later than billed, but it had started on time. By the time … Continue reading →