Weekend Reads

With just a week to go until Newark, we're very busy with last minute prep and getting ready for this popular event.  We can't wait.

In the meantime, have a great weekend x


Stone Soup


Healthy eating, loads of gorgeous recipes with all diets catered for!


Angels on Earth


A massive resource of true angel stories.  Entertaining and inspiring.



Body Mind Spirit Guide


A general Mind, Body, Spirit site, with lots of articles to browse through on a lazy weekend morning.


Druidry

With sustainable living and  a more "close to nature" sprituality seeming to be on the rise this is your first stop if you have an interest in Druidry.  Lots of information and advice.

Weekend Reads

After the wonderful and fast paced event that was Elsecar...things have outwardly calmed down a bit.  Though still a lot of behind the scenes work going on!

Hopefully we'll all have a few moments over the weekend to relax a bit.  If you find yourself at a loose end, we've got a few awesome sites to check out!

Whatever your plans this weekend, have a great one.

NASA (Image Gallery)

Phenomenal shots from the NASA  archives.  Not just missions and launches but some of the most beautiful shots of our planet and what lies beyond it.  Looking at these images it's very easy to see why many astronauts return home with a new found sense of spirituality.

Do You Yoga

A daily dose of yoga.  From news, to inspiration to blogs and instructors.

The Creekside Cook

A slice of life from an American lady reviving some family recipes and gardening tips.  Some good things on here with a bit of everyday fun too.

The Daily Epic

Epic stories from around the world.  Like a classy version of BuzzFeed!  That's the only way I can think of to describe it...

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Have a great weekend!

With only a week to go until Elsecar, we have a few sites to waste away a few lazy weekend moments...

Nell Rose

A prolific article writer on lots of weird and wonderful subjects.  A great site to dip in and out of.

Spiritual Awakening Blog

Musings on one persons' spiritual journey.  Opinions, inspiration and great articles.

Edgar Cayce A.R.E.

The official website for the Edgar Cayce Association for research and enlightenment.

Eartheasy.com

Tips and articles on sustainable living, lots of ways to help protect Mother Earth.

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Here's a few interesting looking sites to have a look at this weekend!

Whatever you are doing have a lovely time ;)


Spirituality Health

The site for the magazine Spirituality and Health.  Lots of great articles from spirituality to self care.  A great site to read through.

Simply H

Simply H is the website for kinesiologist Hilary Cooper.  As well as information about her work, she has a lively and interesting blog.

High Existence

This one is a bit more "out there"  it's a lot of articles, quotes and discussions about all manner of things.  A lot of spirituality, world issues and inspirational quotes but a bit of warning - there are some drug references on there as well.

Witchy Words

Interesting Wiccan blog.  This girl is interesting in herself but has also managed to compile a great list of resources.

Weekend Reads

A bit late this evening, sorry!  We hope you all have a great weekend, here's a few hand picked sites to check out x

The Mind Unleashed

Not sure how to describe this site but I've spent hours on it.  Fascinating articles - in their own words:

"We are all connected; To each other, biologically. To the earth, chemically. To the rest of the universe atomically. Many say exploration is part of our destiny, but it’s actually our duty to future generations and their quest to ensure the survival of the human species."

Aquarius

A great curation of new age articles.

Self Help Astrology

Phil is a favourite at the BSSK events but have many of our visitors had a look at his site?  Great information with a really lively and informative blog.

Paracon UK

Not a lot of articles on here, but we're really excited about this event.  The Paracon website gives us a little taste of what will be the UK's first paranormal convention.

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Have a lovely weekend!  The first one of the summer holidays for many of you with little ones at school ;)

Here's a few sites to have a browse around during quiet times....don't forget you can sign up to follow the blog by e-mail.

The New Age Blog

A blog with lots of different articles but it's essentially a forum and a chance for networking as well.

Unique Travel Photo

Immerse yourself in some of the most amazing photographs of this planet that we are lucky enough to call home.

Historic UK

Looking for some summer breaks with a difference?  This website has combined accommodation with amazing stories of the local areas.

Random Images from Viral Nova

Just a little bit of silliness!

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Well, not the best weather forecast for the weekend.  I'm sure we were supposed to be in the middle of a heatwave...

Anyway, we've got a few sites from around the web to have a little look (or a long look!) at this weekend.  Have a great weekend.

Rookie Notes 

A very inspirational young lady who writes about gratitude and contributing to the world.  Only 22 she manages to restore your faith in the next generation.

Spiritual Science Research Foundation

Some amazing articles on this site, spiritual research but done in scientific way.  Lots of subjects from destiny, karma, weather, nutrition, 6th sense, and addictions.

Oh She Glows

Wonderful vegan recipes for beginners and vegan veterans.  Nutritional advice on allergies and food intolerance's as well.

Conspiracy Cafe

Who doesn't love a good conspiracy theory?  Articles, podcasts, and videos from the ridiculous to a few that do make you think....!

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So sorry Weekend Reads are a bit late this week.  Here are a few fun websites, have a lovely, sunny weekend!


Mother Nature Network

News, articles and tutorials on green issues and sustainable living.

Musicovery

Fun site where you can discover new music through your mood!  Hover over the interactive mood board and the site will suggest music for you to listen to.  You can stream the music or there are links to iTunes if you love a track enough to want to keep it.

Street Art Utopia

This gorgeous visual site will take you on a trip of amazing and funny street art from around the world.  You might look at graffiti slightly differently.

ZenHabits

Leo Babautas' blog has lots of posts on meditation and mindfulness.  Lovely, peaceful site for feeling calm over this weekend!

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Sunshine across the UK!

At BSSK we're all gearing up for Wood Green this weekend, it's looking like a great event and we can't wait.

A few web sites to waste some lazy weekend hours away to...

Make a Vision Board

Fab little site all to do with Vision Boards.  Why we make them and how we can make them.

Treehugger.com

A one stop shop of information about all things green.  Articles and news on sustainability, green issues,  natural products and environmental solutions.

One Sarcastic Broad

Not to everyones taste, but this site is really, really funny.  Also has odd stuff and recipes, a real eclectic mix.  I've linked to the post about things to make your back garden awesome this summer because some of them do look awesome!

101 Zen Stories

Exactly what it says ;)

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Yay, it's friday!

Got another little round of interesting sites for you for the weekend.  Whatever the weather and whatever you're up to have a great weekend.

Information Machine

We have no real description for this site, other than it is fascinating!  Loads of posts about remote viewing, aliens, science, earthquakes, UFO's....counter-culture style posts.

Charlie Hamilton James

Charlie is a photojournalist and  TV presenter.  He may look familiar as he has a programme on the BBC at the moment.  He bought a rainforest and is working to protect it and raise environmental awareness.

Bumblebee Conservation

Bees are on the decline, and that's something we should be worrying about.  The Bee Conservation website explains why, what there soulutions are and how we can help.

Clean Eating Recipes

Tiffany is on a mission to get us eating cleanly and healthily.  Loads of recipes and shopping tips...

Weekend Reads

Have a great weekend!  Here's a few suggestions for reading material for your weekend downtime.

The Awesome Daily

The Awesome Daily is one of those sites with loads of articles on all kinds of topics.  A great site to dip in and out of.  The link takes you to a fun article on 21 food tricks...

High Existence

High Existence calls itself a community of conscious individuals exploring, pondering and expanding this experience of life.  The home page is a stream of quotes, videos, and articles all tackling the bigger questions.

Joan Ranquet

Joan Ranquet is the author of "Communication with all Life" a great book on her life as an animal communicator.  Her blog is full of advice on how you can communicate with your own pets.

Peace and Loveism

Peace and Loveism focuses on spiritual growth, self-improvement, and social transformation.  The website is a massive resource of articles, with a forum and a blog.  Connect to like-minded individuals or just have a read through of some thought provoking articles.

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The sun is shining where we are, hope it's lovely weather for you too.  Here's a few web suggestions and have a wonderful weekend!

Silent Voices Magazine

Lots of articles and interviews on spirituality, the paranormal and metaphysics.  You can purchase a physical copy or just browse around the site.

The Farsight Institute

Incredible amount of information about remote viewing. From the history of it to experiments. Fascinating read!

Gabe Berman

I'm a bit concerned I've posted this one before, but I found him again today and thought maybe it needed to be posted.  Gabe is the author of "Live Like a Fruit Fly" a wonderful book, full of wisdom you know but sometimes need to be hit over the head with!

Merlins Diary

Describing itself as the leading search engine for Mind Body and Spirit events, it's a great snapshot of whats going on around the country and in your local area.

Have you looked at any of our recommendations?  We'd love to hear what you think about them and hear of any sites you love...

Weekend Reads

Have a great weekend!  Here's a little bit of reading material for those quiet coffee moments ;)


Stonewylde


Kit Berry is the author of the Stonewylde series of books.  Written for young adults they have found a place in many adults hearts as well.  Universal themes with a sense of fantasy and magic. Kit Berrys' website is more than a place to promote her books.  There are sections on her causes, a lively blog and sections on the Wheel of the Year.

Hare Preservation Trust


We  found this directly from Kit Berrys' site!  The trust is 100% volunteer based and has sections on hare history, campaigns and how you can help.


Psychology Today

Lots of articles on personal issues and mental health.  Great resource if you feel you need some help or have a general interest.



Steve Taylor

Steve Taylor is an author and lecturer of psychology and spirituality.  Having an experience he described as an awakening, he used it to transform his and others' lives.

Weekend Reads

Hope everyone has a lovely bank holiday weekend :)

We missed the weekend reads last week, apologies for that, here are some now for quiet times over this weekend...

The Paranormal Database

Some good old fashioned spooky stories for our metaphorical camp fires this weekend! You can search by region or just browse.

Zen Pencils

Cartoons and inspirational quotes, all wrapped up on a fun web site. You can buy some of the cartoons as posters too.  A fun site to look through.

Sherry Ruth Anderson

A writer, speaker and teacher.  Writings and inspiration for our journeys as we get older.

Dr Susan Shumsky

Writer and speaker, her website is described as a mystical self-empowerment programme.  Not a huge amount of articles, but plenty of reviews of her books and several videos to view.  She teaches how to contact the Divine presence in various ways including meditation and developing your own inner guidance.

Weekend Reads

Have a great weekend everyone.  This weekend is a holiday weekend, if you celebrate and however you celebrate, have a lovely time.

We have a few websites for you to grab a cuppa with and have some reading time ;)

Rachel Elnaugh


Rachel Elnaugh, I think is mostly known for being a business woman from the Dragons Den.  This website shows she is a mentor and speaker with a more spiritual edge than originally thought.  Her blog concentrates on abundance a making a good living but with a spiritual spin.


The Balance Procedure

This site explains what the Balance Procedure is and how we can use it to reconnect with our spiritual source and regain our inner guidance.  The site has links to the shop, workshops and practitioners but also the blog shows us the Balance Procedure in action.


More to Life Magazine

We've all seen this great magazine at the shows, and while it's lovely to flick through a mag sometimes it's nice to have a little look on the web.  Not only does it have the content of the magazine but there is also the More to Life TV on offer.


Zentangle


Zentangles, like mandalas are a fun way to get creative and arty easily.  Like mandalas they have a medititive joy about them.  It's a great introduction to an absorbing hobby.

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Happy weekend!

We've got a real mixed bag of sites to have a look at this weekend, hope you find something interesting.

Stephanie Eusebi

Stephanie describes her site as being about nutrition and wellbeing.  She has some fantastic recipes on her site.  Gluten free, healthy and absolutely delicious.  Just the thing for treating yourself to this weekend!

Crescendoh

Jenny Doh's website is essentially an art blog.  It does have a slight twist though.  There are the usual art projects and recipes - and some not so usual ones as well.  She also has a lot of readers stories and curator stories that are very inspirational, funny and moving.

Colette Baron-Reid

Colette Baron-Reid has been a leading intuitive reader and speaker for many years now, her website while still essentially selling her services has a great blog full of inspiration, advice and giggles.

Your Ghost Stories

This site is NOT for kids...is the warning that greets you on the home page!  This site is full of hauntings, articles and a lively comments section full of readers experiences.

Happy reading and have a great weekend x

Weekend Reads

Happy weekend!  Hope you are all having a great weekend.

Apologies for the lateness of this post again, but it's still just about the weekend!  Still time for a bit of leisurely sunday reading...

PaganSquare

A collaborative blog by Pagan writers about Pagan culture and issues.  Lots to read and some interesting opinions.

Blue Mountain Centre

The website for the  Blue Mountain Centre of Meditation, dedicated to the life of Eknath Easwaran and continuing his work.  If you haven't read his book on passage meditation, I can heartily recommend it.  This site has lots of free resources as well as news about retreats and the centres' work.

Melody Crystals UK

The website for the author and crystal healer Melody. who wrote "Love is in the Earth".  If you'd like to know more about crystal healing and what it takes to become a practitioner this is a great place to start.

Marc and Angel Hack Life

I've seen lots of posts on Facebook and Twitter from this website so I had a little look.  It's a wonderful site packed with life "hacks" to help you turn your thinking around, be inspired and apply some of this inspiration to your life.

Happy reading ;)

Weekend Reads

Hope you all have a fantastic weekend.  We've got some interesting websites to check out if you have any downtime this weekend.

Afterlife tv

Bob Olson is a former private detective turned psychic investigator. His website is full of articles and interviews with people about their psychic experiences.  Lots of fascinating stories.

Creating Mandalas

Mandalas are used for healing and psychological insights.  They have been used since ancient times and are considered to be one of  our earliest art forms.  This website has lots of information on the history and how they can be a tool for us.

Unexplained Mysteries

Another paranormal website that is great to dip in and out of.  Remote viewing, special powers, dowsing, space and dreams are just some of the topics featured.

Kimberly Rinaldi

Kimberly is a medium, success coach and ordained minister giving lessons in Joyful Living.   nice site to wander around with a lively and inspiring blog.

Weekend Reads

Thought we'd mix it up a little bit this week and have some "Weekend Viewing"!

Found some Spiritual Blockbusters to recommend.  Just a few films that pack a spiritual (and emotional) punch.  Please note the trailers for "What Dreams may Come" and "Cloud Atlas" show some scenes that children may find disturbing.

Have you seen any of these?  Do you have any favourites that you'd recommend?

Have a great weekend ;)

Weekend Reads

Apologies for the lack of activity on the blog this last week.  We've been having a re-vamp and re-organised a little.  We will be back to normal from monday and are also planning some more in-depth interviews to follow later.

In the meantime we have some Weekend Reads for you and whatever you've up to this weekend have a great time!

Jesse Kalisher

Jesse Kalisher is an American photographer who published a book called "If You See the Buddha" gorgeous photos of Buddha in everyday surroundings.  A beautiful book and his website shows off his gorgeous photography that has a spiritual thread running through it.

Karen Kingston

It's spring!  If, like me, you've suddenly got a desire for clearing out your clutter, Karen Kingston is the one to help.  Her website is a wealth of tips for de-cluttering, Feng Shui and cleansing.

Kate West

Kate is an author and speaker on Witchcraft, she speaks at many events including non-pagan and

inter-faith events. She states she wants put a positive face on the craft. Interesting website with lots of articles and links.

The Retreat Company

An index of retreats, spa getaways, holistic holidays, and well being trips....is it too early to think about going on a summer break?!