Oct 24 – Ryanair, I flew in from London on a rainy Belfast evening at 7.30pm. I was glad to be back on Irish soil, it had been 20 years.  Tracey picked me up in her car, we had not met yet in person.  I had contacted her a few months previously, as she had set up a mystery school in Belfast. Researching to find a venue in Belfast for a Lemuria Rising group and had found her. She wrote straight back to me. She said I had been sent by the angels. She had been seeing New Zealand signs and signals for a while. Then I popped up. She had agreed to hosting the groups with me at her venue. She dropped me at Belfast Youth Hostel on Donegall Road where I was staying for the next four nights.

We met for a long lunch the next day at the Hostel café. Then we headed out for a walk to the Belfast Botanical Gardens and Palm House, as the sun was shining.  There was some powerful trees there, and she was not adverse to a bit of tree hugging either. 

That night we hosted a Lemuria Rising group at her Meditation room, Saistre Ascension School. It was just round the corner from where I was staying.  Tracey prepared the room beautifully.  There was five woman for this group.  Tracey offered a magical sound healing session in the second half of the group. She used Tibetan sound bowls, tuning forks, drums, and a rain maker.

I went to the Ulster Museum the next day, and another walk around the Botanics. There was an exhibition with Belfast artists.

One day I walked down to the waterfront and to Thanksgiving Square. Walked past lots of vibrant street art along the way. The Belfast people have a warmth about them when they talk to you, even if its not so warm outside.

The second evening Lemuria Rising group was on the 27 of October, it was Tracey and myself for this one.  Nobody had booked in, but we still went ahead and did the group. It was powerful, we both did work with a ley line in Belfast that links to a certain Church.  Tracey did a sound journey, and there was a different dynamic for this one.

28 October, up early to catch train, but ended up being a bus down to Newgrange.