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Mar 28Liked by Ellie Robins

Mystical experiences happen with me somewhat regularly (meaning randomly several times in a year). A very vivid one happened when I climbed up Pen Dimas, a bronze/iron/medieval hill fort in Aberystwyth, and as I walked through the original entrance all of a sudden I could hear and feel children laughing and running past me, all sorts of activities like blacksmithing, etc, taking place, I could smell smoke and bodies and animals, I could hear the sea below. I felt I was right in the centre of a thriving community. It was astonishing. It’s just open land now with a few interpretive boards about archaeological digs in the past. In my present reality I saw red kites skimming along the edges as they would have done back then. So I get what you’re saying.

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There is really only One Moment!

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Another thoughtful and lovely piece Ellie. I always enjoy your posts. The mystical continuum, so to speak, is the human birth- rite and we should be able to naturally alter our vibration to connect with all worlds. What Shaman call a variation into our assemblage point. From which we perceive reality. There is always work to do at the level of mind and attention but imagination in its true sense is necessary. I enjoyed all the writers you cite and look forward to how you develop this scene.

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