From Anne Claire: “In this point in time, it is increasingly important to take responsibility for our own decisions and ultimately for our lives. As a result, it is ever more important to not use — or try to use — any divination method in a manner in which it would tell you what to do. On the other hand, every once in a while it is a good idea to use a divination method to gain insight in a way that enables you to make a better decision. This means that the way you ask any question is becoming more and more critical.”

Anne Claire plans to address the difference between divination methods that provide you with pre-set meanings, such as the tarot, and divination methods that are based on pattern recognition, such as reading tea leaves. Each participant will have the opportunity to perform divination using a less-prescriptive divination tool.

About Anne Claire Anne Claire has always had a mystical approach toward nature and life in general. She has used this perspective in the Mystical Jewelry that she has created since 1984. She met Sam Holland in 1994, and it didn’t take her long to get introduced to and become extremely interested in June and Julian’s teachings. Anne Claire has had the opportunity to be taught by Julian on the meaning of shapes and symbols, both in the energy seals Julian gave, as well as in divination, which led her to develop Symbol Discs, an Ancient Shamanic Way to Gain Insight (available on https://mysticanneclaire.com/).

Over the years, Anne Claire’s Mystical Jewelry designs evolved through the influence of June and Julian’s teachings. She also began exploring the symbolic significance of mandalas, adding the service of drawing Personal Empowerment Mandalas upon request. The mandala that you see in the header of this message is a great sample of her work.

Anne Claire co-authored Sacred Spaces and their Universal Connection with Sam Holland.

For more information about Anne Claire and her mystical work, visit
https://www.taliswoman.me or https://mysticanneclaire.com.

About the 21st Gathering

We are staying at Newport’s Best Western, which overlooks the gorgeous expanse of Agate Beach, with a view to the Yaquina Head lighthouse, rugged Yaquina Head, and the rolling surf. Just across the street is easy beach access to one of the best surfing beaches on the coast. Click here for more information about the hotel. Check out discovernewport.com for fun information about Newport and its attractions.

The cost encloses your room plus dinner Friday night, three meals Saturday, and breakfast and lunch on Sunday. Costs and contact information can be found on the registration form.

Click here for the registration form.