Eimear is the Chosen Chief of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD) and lives in Kilkenny, Ireland.

Eimear has private practice as a Counselling Psychologist and her interests in Druidry and psychology have led her to act as a Celebrant, helping people to design and enact meaningful rites of passage. She is licensed to perform legal weddings in the Republic of Ireland and can also offer non legal ceremonies.

Eimear has a deep love of the ancient Irish tales and has a passion for storytelling. She brings the old tales to new audiences, and - while remaining faithful to the stories - often examines them from new perspectives, so that listeners experience them as fresh and relevant. She particularly enjoys showing people the sacred sites of Ireland and telling the ancient tales right where they happened.

Eimear is also a Priestess dedicated to Danú in the Fellowship of Isis. She is an Arch Druidess in the Druid Clan of Dana and a member of the Noble Order of Tara.

Through these links you can explore more about Eimear's work:

www.druidry.org

www.kilkennydruidry.com

You can also join Mathilde on her social media platforms where she readily shares much of the wisdom that she receives from the animals and from her work: 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/druidry 

Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/eimear_burke_druid/ 

YouTube: OBOD's page: https://www.youtube.com/@obod

YouTube: Eimear's page: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@EimearBurkeDruidandSeanchai

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In this episode, we dive into the world of animal consciousness and communication with Mathilde Denning.

Mathilde is first and foremost a huge animal lover, she is also the owner of Animal Listening where she works professionally as a trained holistic animal advisor through telepathy with, and healing for animals. She focuses especially on solving relationship problems and behavioural problems with our pets. At the same time, she is passionate about teaching others to trust their intuition and to learn the hidden language of animals. She also holds a bachelor's degree in biology, and is the author of 4 books and 2 sets of oracle cards on animal telepathy and healing, she holds training courses throughout Denmark.

If you would like to know more about Mathilde's work you can visit her webpage here:

DK: https://www.animal-listening.dk/

ENG: https://www.animal-listening.dk/en/

You can also join Mathilde on her social media platforms where she readily shares much of the wisdom that she receives from the animals and from her work:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnimalListening.MathildeDenning

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/animal_listening/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mathildeDenning

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Ilarion (Larry Merculieff) was raised in a traditional Unangan (Aleut) way and received his Unangan name Kuuyux. The name is given to one person in each lifetime amongst his people. Kuuyux means an arm extending out from the body, a carrier of ancient knowledge into modern times, a messenger. Today he is living the legacy of his name. Merculieff’s life and teachings are featured in a chapter of a book titled: Native Men of Courage published by Second Story Press. He co-authored a book about traditional worldviews and cosmology entitled “Aleut Wisdom: Stories of an Aleut Messenger” released on October 18, 2009, by French publisher Les Intouchables. His lifelong efforts on behalf of his people and the environment have been honoured with the Buffet Finalist Award for Indigenous Leadership (2007); the Alaska Forum on the Environment Environmental Excellence Award for Lifetime Achievement (2007); the Rasmuson Foundation Award for Creative Nonfiction, 2006); the Alaska Native Writers on the Environment Award from the Alaska Conservation Foundation (2004) and the Wisdom Fellowship Award given by The Sacred Fire Foundation (2017). Merculieff published a book about the wisdom he has learned locally, nationally, and internationally from Indigenous Elders and others from different cultures through the lens of his life experiences, titled Wisdomkeeper: One Man’sJourneytoHonortheUntoldHistoryoftheUnanganPeople, North Atlantic Books (available on Amazon). He co-authored a book titled: IndigenousWaysofTeachingandLearningandDifficultDialogues, University of Alaska Anchorage. His current book is called: Perspectives on Indigenous Issues: Essays on Science, Spirituality, Partnerships, and the Power of Words, also available on Amazon. You can also read more on grill.org or at www.wisdomweavers.world Original Podcast release date: 28. September 2019 on SoundCloud.

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Cynthia Jurs is a Tibetan Buddhist lama and a Dharmacharya in the Order of Interbeing of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh whose source of refuge and spiritual inspiration is Mother Earth; Gaia. In 1990, she made a life-changing pilgrimage to meet the hermit and meditation master, Kushok Mangden Charok Rinpoche, a 106-year-old lama living in a remote cave in Nepal from whom she received the practice of the Earth Treasure Vases when she asked him “What can we do to bring healing and protection to the Earth?”. For thirty years, Cynthia has been building a global community committed to planetary healing and collective awakening in partnership with elders and activists around the world. Cynthia teaches an innovative blend of engaged Buddhism and sacred activism through the Earth Treasure Vase Global Healing Project, the Open Way Sangha in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the international Gaia Mandala Community. Through her nonprofit, Alliance for the Earth, Cynthia has worked in Liberia, West Africa with former combatants and the women who stopped a war, building peace, teaching mindfulness and co-founding the Peace Hut Alliance for Conflict Transformation. Cynthia’s book, Summoned by the Earth, is forthcoming. On the following links you can explore more of Cynthia’s work and join in on the Full Moon Meditations and Workshops mentioned in the podcast: – Earth Treasure Vase Global Healing Project. – Get Involved by subscribing to our monthly newsletter, etc. The newsletter is the best way to stay informed about our activities, courses, calls, and pilgrimages. – Register for the Full Moon Earth Treasure Vase Global Healing Meditation which is a free monthly call via Zoom. Recordings are sent to all who register. Tara Gaia Practice Retreat this year in July and November. Dates TBA soon. Let Cynthia know you are interested here. – Gaia Calling; Being a Vessel for Global Healing & Collective Awakening — 7-week course co-taught with David Nicol. The dates are April 29-June 10th. We will do a free introductory call on April 4th. Registration opens soon. Let them know you are interested here. Original podcast recording date: 8. March 2020 on SoundCloud.

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Jude integrates leading-edge science, research into consciousness and universal wisdom teachings into a wholistic whole-world-view. This underpins her work aimed at enabling transformational and emergent resolutions to our collective planetary issues, raising awareness and empowering fundamental change and sustainable solutions to global problems. She holds a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Reading in the UK researching ancient cosmologies and a Masters Degree in Physics from Oxford University specialising in cosmology and quantum physics. She is the author of six non-fiction books currently available in 15 languages and 25 countries including CosMos – a co-creator’s guide to the whole-world co-authored with Dr Ervin Laszlo. Her first fictionalised e-book Legacy is available on Amazon. Her latest is The Cosmic Hologram- In-formation at the Center of Creation, the first book of the Transformation trilogy which won a silver Nautilus Book Award for 2017. She is currently writing book two Gaia: Her-Story. Her international corporate career culminated in her being the Group Finance Director of two major international businesses. She has extensive experience and knowledge of world events, international politics and global economic and financial systems and has spoken on transformational reforms in the UK, US, Europe, Japan and South Korea. For the last seventeen years she has also travelled around the world in service to planetary and collective healing, some of which is described in her books The 8th Chakra, The 13th Step and most recently HOPE – Healing Our People & Earth. In 2010 she was presented with a CIRCLE Award by WON Buddhism International cited for her ‘outstanding contribution towards planetary healing and expanding new forms of consciousness’. In 2014 she was invited to become a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle which includes Deepak Chopra, Barbara Marx Hubbard and Jean Houston. In 2017 she co-founded WholeWorld-View as a growing community of global change-makers serving the understanding, experiencing and embodying of unity awareness to facilitate conscious evolution and the collective healing of our relationship with Gaia. Original podcast recording date: 16. July 2019 on SoundCloud.

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Leslie Davenport brings the role of psychology into interdisciplinary dialogues that advance creative and effective solutions to climate change. Leslie is a founding member of the Institute for Health & Healing, one of the first and largest hospital-based integrative medicine programs in the United States. Her 25 years of medical experience developing an empowering and collaborative approach to resolving crises has informed her climate psychology model. She is the author of three books: Healing and Transformation through Self-Guided Imagery, Transformative Imagery: Cultivating the Imagination for Healing, Change, and Growth (Ed.), and Emotional Resiliency in the Era of Climate Change. Her upcoming book, to be released in August 2021 with Magination Press, will provide kids with resiliency tools for navigating a warming world. Currently, she serves in a Climate Psychology advisory role to Project InsideOut and the CO2 Foundation. She has participated in interdisciplinary climate think tanks hosted by the Post Carbon Institute and Institute for Policy Studies. Leslie is a licensed psychotherapist practising in California and Washington and is also the creator of the Deep Imagination program at John F Kennedy University, and Associate Professor at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Original Podcast release date: 5. June 2020 on SoundCloud.

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Lisa Podosin started her professional career with horses when she moved to Byron Bay in 2007 and became an accredited Level 1 General Coach with Equestrian Australia. She was fascinated with connecting with horses using less and less gear. Her passion led her to work with many top trainers such as John Chatterton, Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling, and Mark Langley. What began as an inquiry learning from experts who connect with horses in a compassionate way evolved into a journey of personal growth and transformation and eventually into a book. These extraordinary people paved the way to an alternative path that is as much about connecting with horses as it is about becoming the best version of yourself in the process. Ultimately, Lisa is interested in people radiating their authentic selves and interacting with horses as both an advocate as well as a student. Her main interest is supporting people to break through their current beliefs and create the life of their highest passion through their relationship with horses. Original podcast recording date: 27. November 2019 on Soundcloud.

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Katarina’s passions are understanding and working with equines and humans in therapy, so it can benefit both clients and horses. She is involved in research and educational projects to spread knowledge, awareness of ethics, welfare and best practices when we work with Equines in Therapy. The research she is involved in focuses on equine-equine and equine-human interaction. She is currently writing her master’s thesis on equine-human interaction in Equine Assisted Psychotherapy. She is an Equine Professional who works in teams and offers experiential learning and therapy with horses. She travels the world to educate about teamwork, the equine’s role and welfare needs and the Equine Professional’s role, need of knowledge, awareness and responsibility in Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies. She is a co-founder and chair of the board in MiMer, a small independent education, research and treatment centre. MiMer is a co-organizer of the Minds-n-Motion “A Horse is a Horse, of Course?!” International Symposiums on Equine Welfare and Wellness and the publisher of the following compendiums with the same name. Original podcast recording date: 19. Juni 2019 on SoundCloud.

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Tiokasin Ghosthorse, Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota, is an international speaker on Peace, Indigenous and Mother Earth perspective. A survivor of the “Reign of Terror” from 1972 to 1976 on the Pine Ridge, Cheyenne River, and Rosebud Lakota Reservations in South Dakota and the US Bureau of Indian Affairs Boarding and Church Missionary School systems designed to “kill the Indian and save the man,” Tiokasin has a long history of Indigenous activism and advocacy. He spoke as a 15-year-old at the United Nations – Lake Geneva, Switzerland. He is an active board member of Simply Smiles, Green Cross International, and The Center for Earth Ethics. Tiokasin speaks frequently at venues such as Yale University’s School of Divinity, Ecology and Forestry focusing on the cosmology, diversity, and perspectives on the relational/egalitarian vs. rational/hierarchal thinking processes of Western society. Tiokasin was a 2016 Nominee for a Nobel Peace Prize from the International Institute of Peace Studies and Global Philosophy. Selected for 2016 Native Arts Cultural Foundation Fellowship, and a Nominee for a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowship 2018, National Native American Hall of Fame Nominee 2018, and 2019 Indigenous Music Award Nominee for “Best Instrumental Album” for “From the Continuum.” A master musician and a teacher of magical, ancient and modern sounds, Tiokasin performs worldwide and has been featured at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, Lincoln Center, Madison Square Garden, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Apollo Theatre, and the United Nations, as well as at many universities and concert venues. Tiokasin serves on boards of several charitable organizations dedicated to bringing non-western education to Native and non-Native children. Tiokasin is “a perfectly flawed human being” and a Sundancer in the cosmology of the Lakota Nation. Tiokasin is also the host and producer of First Voices Indigenous Radio Original podcast recording date: 26. December 2020 on SoundCloud.

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Ever since she can remember, Susan had an instinctive understanding of the value of all living beings and how important it is to treat them with respect, for our sake as well as theirs. She founded Earthfire Institute with a mission to change how we humans see and therefore treat wildlife and nature, by helping us make an emotional, heart-opening connection with the rescued wild animals of Earthfire. Connecting deeply with individual animals serves as a portal into the wonder and magic of all living beings. And, now she is sharing this wisdom with us. Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D. is known as a pioneering conservationist, spiritual ecologist, and practical visionary, and is a licensed psychologist, biologist, educator, and writer. Twenty years ago she founded the Earthfire Institute, a unique wildlife sanctuary and retreat center located on forty acres just west of Grand Teton National Park. Earthfire was named after a passionate earth-mother wolf with a fire in her belly to protect anything vulnerable. You can see more about the Earthfire Institute and how to support their work on their website here: www.earthfireinstitute.org. The wonderful music on this podcast intro and exit has graciously been lent out to me by the composer Troels Hammer and the track is called INFINITA. For more about Troels's music go here: www.troelshammer.dk. You can also find Troels's music on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/6BG79szH5…WbTv-dfsigMgCRoA

In this Summer Solstice edition of the Earth Conversation Podcast with Angela Fischer, we explore the inner nature of Earth and creation and how to find it and listen to it. We are all the seeds of the future in every act and thought we choose to put forth at every moment. Angela Fischer is a mystic who has been sitting and working with people individually and in groups since her twenties.She is the author of several books in German and writings in English on feminine spirituality and mysticism, the particular path of how transformation works for women, the relationship of the feminine and the earth, and the role of women in the transformation and healing of the world. She has lead seminars and retreats for almost 40 years and has held regular meditation meetings at home for 25 years. The wonderful music on this podcast intro and exit has graciously been lent out to me by the composer Troels Hammer and the track is called INFINITA. For more about Troels's music go here: www.troelshammer.dk. You can also find Troels's music on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/6BG79szH5…WbTv-dfsigMgCRoA