Collaborations, Links & Credits

Here are links to other websites and courses on Kabbalah along with recommended reading.

Collaborations

These are the websites of people that I collaborate with:

Eyes of the Wild website banner
Eleanor O’Hanlon on the Spirit of Nature
www.eyesofthewild.org
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Rev Dr Megan Wagner on Kabbalah
www.meganwagner.com

Links

Note: This section has been migrated from my old website, and will be updated and expanded in due course.

Sites connecting you with Kabbalah

patternsofcreation.tumblr.com The photographic blog for Patterns of Creation on Tumblr


meditationretreatsinfrance.wordpress.com
The website for Meditation Retreats with Stephen Pope and Eleanor O’Hanlon

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http://www.walkingkabbalah.com A wonderful and resourceful website on Kabbalah – with much information on how to start practicing – and deepening your practice of Kabbalah. Based in Boulder, Colorado, USA.

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The Kabbalah Society This line of Kabbalah follows the Toledano Tradition dating back to medieval Spain: Based in London, UK, with access to workshops and meditation groups for beginners and experienced practitioners.

Other Sites on Meditation and Awareness

www.eckharttolle.com The official website for Eckhart Tolle TV.

Contemplative Spirituality Contemplative Spiritual Practices and Courses, and the Rose Window Hermitage for retreats in London.

The Scientific and Medical Network Founded in 1973, The SMN is an interdisciplinary networking forum and educational charity exploring science, medicine, philosophy and spirituality. It hosts conferences, dialogues and talks in the UK and on continental Europe.

Connecting with Nature and the Natural World – Through Spiritual Ecology

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Eyes of the Wild The website of the book Eyes of the Wild – Journeys of Transformation with the Animal Powers. There are connections to workshops and field trips with the Author Eleanor O’Hanlon, helping us to connect with the Natural World through Spiritual Ecology.

The World Land Trust Rainforest conservation in action.

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Dedicated to the protection and preservation of Africa’s wilderness and its denizens, particularly endangered species such as Elephants and Black Rhino.

Credits

Website Design: Tincat Design

Website Development: wwwolf

Images: © Stephen Pope/Patterns of Creation or licensed from image libraries, unless otherwise credited. In particular, a number of images in my blog are from NASA.

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