Here’s a piece written by committee member Alex Champion:
Last saturday at the Golden Gate chapter the speaker was Ophelia (http://www.earthspiritjourneys.com/). I was a little nervous since I had recommended her but had never heard her speak. She had been camping under my very old Oak tree for a while, tending my vegetable garden, and I liked her energy. Normally at these monthly meetings speakers talk about some technique, but Ophelia just started talking to us and telling stories. I have to admit I was getting somewhat bothered by that. Later in the middle of the night I realized that I had been strongly affected by one of her stories in which she talked about how she had dealt with her possessions. She concluded that the most important thing in her life was not any of her possessions but what she had learned and what was inside her. She now travels around in her car and the only things she owns are in the car. I have moved in the last year and have released huge amounts of things, but realize that she is at another level above me. I can’t see myself parting with 10 of my late wife’s paintings or many of my books or family photos.
After her talk, many had the opportunity to walk her canvass labyrinth. This was the strangest labyrinth I’ve ever walked (photo attached), as there are no visible turns. My interest in labyrinths has been on the research and development side, and of course making them. I’ve never been a labyrinth facilitator, so I was interested in her method. Her approach was simple but powerful. On the way she asked us to surrender all that was not in our highest good, on the way out, allow the energy of the labyrinth to fill and expand your field. Then while people walked she drummed. She measured our auras before and afterwards and everyone’s expanded. She’s also an intuitive so she had a message for each person after their walk. I noticed that several minutes later after others had walked, my body was still pulsing.
I am on the West Coast Dowsers conference and we are already thinking how we can use her at the conference next July. It also occurred to me that she would be a great addition to have at a party.
She makes her canvass labyrinth for others, and when I checked out how much they cost, I was impressed how inexpensive they were.








