Join us in a stimulating talk on the subtle earth energies of the Burren!

Last May in the Burren local artist Tanya Harris attended a workshop on earth energies which I had organised. Entitled the multi dimensionality of the Earth, and led by writer and sculptor Marko Pogacnik, it drew an international crowd to it. I am relieved to admit the workshop was a great success. Moreover, Marko is the current Unesco Artist for Peace.  In order to achieve peace, he works in harmony with the spirits of the land. His express purpose is to spread peace through communicating with intent with the nature beings. 

Marko explaining a Gaia Touch exerciseThe effects filter through to the human arena.Marko has devoted his life to understanding and communing with many  that reside in the Earth. These have influenced his in his manifold books. Like Marko, I write on the land. In fact, I’m currently writing another on the Celtic trees.

In fact, Marko has devoted his life to understanding and communing with many subtle energies that reside in the Earth. These have influenced his sculptures and drawings in his manifold books. Like Marko, I write spiritual books on the land. In fact, I’m currently writing another on the Celtic trees.

I have worked with Marko at various locations and he encourages me to spread his deeply spiritual ideas. To this end I arrange walks, workshops and “slow tours” in the Burren and Burren Lowlands. I encompass his special exercises he calls Gaia Touch. The spiritual effects of these exercises filter through to the human arena.

Spiritual Purpose

I find that adapting Marko’s exercises to locales and to the trees enables people to effortlessly absorb the subtle energies they exude. This work is very pertinent if we are to restore humanity’s harmonious relationship with Mother Mature and the living Earth. It also inspires sensitive artists such as Tanya Harrison to produce art that speaks to our universal heart.

In this talk you can learn more about the innovative thinking behind such sensitives. There is a growing number of people who realise that there is a real connection between our own world of thoughts and the consciousness of the nature realm. I believe there are many wrong assumptions in the economic world that can create obstacles in the formation of a healthy balanced symbiosis between man and nature. It is not simply a matter of conservation politics. Our current times need a shift in emphasis, whereby more subtle dimensions of life forms are recognised as a valid part of our continued existence.