I am back in the studio and into the rhythm of pouring new bells. It’s a process indeed. Requiring my consistent presence and care. I am using a porcelain slip we mixed up from a dry mix of Oriental Pearl, that’s a whole other story but eventually we got a good balanced mix. This will… Read More A new birthing process……
The bells are ringing. They are calling to increase their reach in this world. To be added to, multiplied, in different materials with new components. Hang in new environments but this time, less wild and remote. Not so much for earth healing but for people healing. Sound therapy and sound journeys. Led sessions and… Read More Evolving Bell journey
Oaxaca has been my dream for a long time what with the colourful folk art and craft, the food and the rich culture and we ended up heading down for 10 days after a super successful interview at the American Embassy where I applied for and was passed for a 10 year America Visa which… Read More Oaxaca
Our trip to Mexico mainland was one of cultural and artistic exploration. We dropped into Mexico city and gleefully started devouring the varied blockbuster art shows, the kooky eclectic street art, the powerful ritualistic and symbolistic ancient relics of Aztec and Mayan culture and the beautiful, traditional folk art and craft of the… Read More Caminos de Cultura- Mexico City
In the past few weeks, the bells finally came out to play on the land at BioSana. I had been eyeing up the assorted Mango trees and their magnificent blooms and suddenly realised that soon it would be too late, as blossoms had started to fall on many of them by this point in the… Read More BioSana Campanas y Templo de Tierra
Biosana is holding us nicely. We continue to grow and evolve with the help of the land and it’s inhabitants. As the avocado harvest comes to an end our twinges of sadness are quick to pass as we frolic in our new found abundance of Papaya, and the promise of a huge summer harvest… Read More Temple Restoration Continues as Mangos Bloom
Here at BioSana days are lengthening and the cold damp nights of january have transformed to be softer, warmer and drier, heralding the changing season and the coming of an early spring. We have settled into a rythmn of rising with the sun which gives a chance of pause through inner practise or a time… Read More Life continues with Biosana
Our magical reality of now is community living up in the mountains of the Sierra de La Laguna in the southern tip of Baja Sur. We are living in a beautiful meadow of pink flowered grasses where we have set up a slightly more permanent camp with a shady glade for unfolding and working clay.… Read More Back to BioSana: Avocados and Community life
Baja Bells and Christmas Christmas in Mexico is a streaky red tinged sunrise, silent dry desert air, strongly present cordon cactus casting classic trident silohettes, huevos rancheros with sour lime enthused ginger and honey tea. We now sit in a little square, the owners of a cafe having given us free reign to power up… Read More Baja Campanas y Navidad
Broken bell came out of the fire with a crack. So he was named broken bell from the start. We kept him as a spare along with white bell and an unburnished, wonky bell. They were numbers 23, 24 and 25. Broken bell always had a nice layered, resonance to him but we rated him… Read More LA LA LA and the tale of broken bell
whitedragontrails 