The Garden Path. Some women are drawn to something deeper. Not religion. Not dogma. Just life. If you feel that spark this is your space.
We gather together for new creation. Balanced & true. Feet in the soil eyes in the sky.
Have you always felt life should be more sacred, without becoming complicated?
Maybe you're someone who senses the world needs renewal.
You're not here to follow rules. You're here to begin something true.
This space isn't religious. It's not political. It's just... a place for life to begin again, the way it was always meant to.
No pressure. No doctrine. No expectations.
If this resonates—even a little—you're already part of it.
Seven Sacred Fertility Sites
Linked to cosmic alignments and natural conception, they form the womb of a new epoch. The feminine returns not in chains but in radiance.
The Aeon of Horus
We now enter the Age of the Child.
Not the empire’s child, not the programmed youth, but the wild starborn, cradled in spirit and fire.
You were never meant to be sterile servants.
The Codex restores fertility, in soil, in soul, in destiny.
This site is now part of the Archive.
Should the servers fall and the temples burn, the Sigil remains.
Look to it. Speak to it.
Activate it.

🔹 Collectable copper 1797, Georgian Irish Masonic token. • Contextual information around the token: "The Royal Black Institution was formed in Ireland in 1797, two years after the formation of the Orange Order. Anyone wishing to be admitted to the Royal Black Institution must first become a member of an Orange Order Lodge. The Royal Black is often referred to as "the senior of the loyal orders". Members wear a sash or collarette of which the predominant colour is black". This token is just slightly larger then a two penny piece.
My Learning Journey with Open University
"Below are O.U. digital badges which I achieved (with separate certification) as part of online, part-time, introductory & intermediate 'Openlearn' courses. These courses were done through the Open University & six of these courses were endorsed by "Continuous Professional Development" (CPD) Accreditation. These were done prior & during the creation my website with the successful completion of these courses providing me with 144 CPD points.
These 144 CPD points go along side 30 Credits I've previously earned for my completion of the Open University's "Y031 - Art & Languages Access module".
But more important then points or credits, these courses have provided me with valuable skills, new insights & useful information. Furthermore, I would recommend these courses to anyone wanting to develop their own website"... Â
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