Welcome to Your
Sacred Journey to
Mystical Scotland
Your magical portal to everything you need to know about your journey to Scotland!
October 20th - November 1st, 2026
Welcome Brochure
Download our Welcome Brochure here to read all about each day's itinerary, list of things to bring, and other pertinent information.
Flight Schedule
Our tour begins on the morning of
Tuesday, October 20th, 2026 at 8:00am.
Airport: Edinburgh(EDI)
Arrive the Day Before
You will need to book your flight to leave on Sunday, the 18th to arrive on the 19th. This will give you time to rest and be ready the next morning for our tour.
Recommended Airport Hotel
Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh Airport Hotel
This link takes you to Expedia where prices, at this time, are better than the hotel website.
Return Flight
You can book your return flight for Sunday, November 1st.
If you plan on staying extra days in Edinburgh, and would like to add additional nights to our existing hotel, please click below to book additional nights at the Apex GrassMarket Hotel in Edinburgh.
Connect with the Group!
I have found What'sApp to be the best way for groups to get connected, stay in contact with one another, and receive important details and reminders. Also a great way to communicate while traveling overseas.
Join our What's App group for meditation upload announcements and group chat while traveling in Scotland!
Your Initiation
You are entering the land of the grail myths and legends that provide us with a guide-map to the Western mystical traditions. Steeped in both lore and mystery, the places here hold a rich tradition honoring the grail quest and the Divine lineage of
Mary Magdalene, the Knight Templars & the ancient tribes of Scotland.
Please enjoy the content below. I'll be posting more in the next few weeks!
The story of the Selkie is one of the more well-known myths particularly of the Hebrides.
This is a recorded pathwork for an inner exploration of the Priestess of Ank, a select group of priestesses established by a pre-Merlin Mage. It is believed that this priestess stronghold on Iona was the basis of the Celtic legends and the Lady of the Lake. Because there is little written about the priestesses, the best way to learn about them is through inner exploration. Enjoy!
Here's a wonderful book on Iona written by Fiona Macleod. The story of Fiona Macleod is that she became a well-known author in the mid-1800's. However, no one ever met her or saw a picture of her. William Sharp was also a well-known author. Shortly after his death, his wife admitted to her husband having written all of Fiona Macleod's books. According to her, Fiona was a faerie being that was William's "co-walker". Her teachings are woven throughout her books in a way where you often have to read between the lines as with most faerie lore.
This is a fascinating book! I read this book several years ago and it confirmed many beliefs I had about Iona, but definitely deepened my experience of Iona.
I highly recommend reading this book either before going to Iona or once you return home.
Freddy Silva is well known for his explorations and unique view point of many different sacred sites. While much of this book talks about places on the isle of Orkney, he does cover many other places.