Mayan Acupuncture As someone who is a long-time practitioner and advocate of an ancient Chinese medicine it often comes as a surprise to people that I have never actually been to China. I studied acupuncture for three years up in London and whilst we did have a number of excellent Chinese teachers, I have never …
Spontaneous Inspiration It is said that sometime back in the halcyon days of the 1980s Michael Jackson woke up in the middle of the night with a tune fully formed in his mind. He immediately phoned up all of his band members and made them come to the studio at once. He said he had …
The Chong Mai –The Central Pillar At the very core of our body, at the depths of both our physical and our energetic bodies, lies our central channel known as the Chong Mai. In Chinese medical theory we roughly translate this as the thrusting or penetrating vessel but it also goes by many other names. …
The Pillar of Light – Part II So to re-cap from last months story, I had discovered, with the help of the spirit of my deceased friend Narayan, how to configure the ‘Pillar of Light’ acupuncture pattern in the correct fashion. He came to me in a dream and said that as pillars …
Narayan and The Pillar of Light About 20 years ago, when I was first studying acupuncture, I came across a book by Dr Mikio Sankey called ‘Esoteric Acupuncture’. This was not your average TCM book for tennis elbow or sciatica, but acupuncture that was designed to elevate the spirit and to raise consciousness. It uses …
The Centenary Edition Back in December 2018, our Oracle-in-chief, Mike Jones, asked me if I’d write a few articles on Chinese medicine for this publication. Over the 100 months and 100 articles that have occurred since then the world has seemingly gone completely mad, or maybe that was just me! I started off writing about ancient Chinese medicine and cosmology, took us through the insanity of the Covid years and digressed into all manner of medicines, theories and general Glastonbury psychic …
Magpies, Mushrooms and Messages Thirty odd years ago I studied Anthropology at the University of Wales in Swansea. For those of you who don’t know, Wales is stereotypically famous for its rain, grassy mountains and sheep. These three important things have led it to becoming the undisputed capital for finding psilocybe semilanceata, or the liberty cap magic mushroom. Gram for gram this is one of the strongest psychedelic mushrooms in the world, so it …
Follow Your Dreams Have you ever had a dream that has come true? Have you somehow managed to glimpse into the future whilst you were asleep? If so, you are not alone. Studies suggest that about 1 in 4 people have had a precognitive dream at some point in their lives, with a recent survey suggesting that figure could be as …
Are Animals Telepathic? When I was growing up my Mum volunteered for the local RSPCA for many years. She would often be going out at all hours to rescue some animal or other that was in need. Quite often that animal would end up back at our house for a while and sometimes, if no one else wanted them they would …
Are Plants Conscious? In the latest series of the Telepathy Tapes podcast we encounter a young non-verbal autistic girl called Nina Meehan. Nina was born in Fairfield Connecticut and for sixteen years she was trapped inside her body unable to speak. Doctors told her parents that Nina lacked the cognitive ability to properly communicate and her mother, Raquel, had given up hope on ever being able to connect fully with …