Tour Ireland with Mindie Burgoyne - Visit Thin Places in the Northern Ireland
Our third annual tour of Ireland's thin places - or places where the veil between this world and the eternal world is thin - will be September 5-15, 2013. The first year we toured the southern region. The second year, we toured the west. In 2013 we will tour the six counties of Northern Ireland and County Donegal.
Though we'll visit the more famous sites like the Antrim Coast with the Giants Causeway, the cathedrals in Armagh, Belfast, Donegal town, Derry and and Slieve League ... we will also visit sites that few tourists ever find. We'll spend a full day on the sacred island of Inishmurray. We'll visit Caldragh Cemetery on Boa Island, Grianan of Aleach, Beltany Stone Circle, Ardboe, Downpatrick, the Inishowen Peninsula, St. Patrick's Chair and holy well in Tyrone and Slemish Mountain.
The full itinerary with descriptions is on the Thin Places Mystical Tour of Ireland webpage as is the registration information, contact numbers and FAQ page.
What makes this tour different than most tours to Ireland?
We are touring sites with strong energies. Because of this specialness, the local people around these sites have revered them for thousands of years. Though different religions came and went, the sites remained - and remain - sacred because of the essence of the site itself. The members of the tour travel within the context of a story. Each site has a story, a memory, an interpretation of its sacredness. On the Thin Places tour you'll be able to tune into that energy and be energized yourself, spiritually. Most of these sites are rarely on typical group tours to Ireland, and some are difficult to find on self-drive tours. This tour will expose each guest to an array of mystical places, legends of heroes, warriors, druids and sacred geometry.
A Thin Places tour is life-changing. You will never be the same.
Mindie Burgoyne
Find out more at http://thinplacestour.com

This sounds lovely. I always wanted to to travel to those cities in Ireland and see the great views and historical places.
ReplyDeleteWe'd love to have you on our tour this year. Are you up for traveling to Ireland?
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