Beverli Rhodes

About my "light-being" destiny ...
Being in possession of a "light destiny" I am able to travel to the world of Spirit and the supernatural. My light destiny was show in my 4th year as a child. I am aligned to the Maolang chief of the auxilliary spirit tribes, one of the main Spirit, who maintains and whom I see as a horse.

At the age of 13, I moved to being a star soul, connecting to my light destiny before innitiation. I was given the Spirit paq called "Da 'ar", whom was released as being the guiding Spirit of one before me upon her death.

I have since taken a long standing personal shamanic vow, at the age of 16. I have agreed to devote all my spiritual powers, healing and abilites. I am to relieve suffering of both human and animal beings. I am to spread the values of spirituality. I also took the vow to honour my shamanic ancestral teachers.

Just before I came to this incarnation, before I chose to reincarnate through my family line, I wrote my destiny, with my own hands and soul. I try to explain these principles and the agreed contracts to those who seek my advice. Sometimes, in my shamanic flights, I see the rainbow serpent which brings me messages for the seeker, the one who is asking for guidance.

So, the way of the shaman is to develop positiveness, to be happy, as one journey ended another begins, for me and for you ......

What's a typical sessions then ...
In a typical session the seeker will coax the horse into a circle, initially without touching the horse. Various other small tests will be performed with the horse, these can include coming into the centre and stopping in front of the person, moving to the left and right. If the seeker is able to ride, then a short ridden piece will be undertaken. On occassion, the horse will be ridden bareback (with a bareback pad if required) to enhance the energy circulation and dual exchange.

At the end of the session I will talk through the highs and lows of the session. I will also share observations from Spirit and the horse sense.

So, how is this different to conventional therapy? People attending the sessions respond to my horse with:-

• Respect




• Energy exchange




• Motivation without using words

Allow the child within to play ....
Shamanic Equine Assisted Therapy is a grounding, spiritual and very powerful therapy. I focus on the individual’s interaction with the horse, from the equine side and also allowing the child within to be free, bringing the spiritual aspect of the inner self from the shamanic point of the experience.


Time Enhanced Experience
The experience offers many benefits fover a period of time. The experience of the therapy, promotes trust of the horse and the self. It improves communication and encourages the seeker to let go. Combining the two types of soul therapy, being the equine and shamnic therapy, together they assist people seeking to decrease depressions, discover feelings and change blocking, limiting belief systems that block all types of relationships.

As a shaman, I work with all types of individuals, from any background and level of spirituality. I help build self-confidence. Equine Shaman Assisted Therapy can be used to ease a range of issues from within. These include:

• Relationship issues
• Behavioral problems
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Communication needs

This type psychic therapy is demanding and very emotional.

Remove the "rubbish in - rubbish out" aspect of the seekers life

Being with a shaman and the horse, creates the almost perfect conditions for the healing process to start.

A shamanic taster day is on the Saturday 8th August from 10h00 - 18h00, at the Open Centre in London , EC1V. The day will give you an idea of how to join up with the world of Spirit and open a new path of awareness.

Topics will include soul retrieval and the shamanic spiritual journey. For details get in touch by email on info@shaman.uk.net

A shaman meeting place has arrived on our scene - with the success of FaceBook a new social site has emerged called http://www.soulalert.com/

Psychic 's or shamanic professional users can create their own psychic or Shaman profile within the forum. The profile can offer psychic or shamanic services.

The site is supportive and will meet the need for spiritual enquiring minds.

Eventually, soulalert.com will be the destination for spiritual psychic and shamanic seekers everywhere.

Go and have a look for yourself................

The day we were blown up....
I recall it was a murky, damp hazy and unseasonably cool in the early morning of 7th July being a Thursday, in 2005.

I got onto my later train that day, on the London Underground system (LU, known colloquially as "the Tube") little knowing what I was to face.

I soon realized that the smoke from fires within the deep tunnels, which are up to 30 m below the surface, would have nowhere to go except the stations. The tunnels gave us a mere clearance of only 15 cm around the train. The deep tunnels are 3.5metres in diameter, which felt even smaller to me, like trying to push a sausage through a piece of macaroni!

The extreme explosion seemed to gain additional power and force, by being detonated in a confined space. The sparks and debris bounced and trickled it way along the steel line of the carriage, the bogey acting as an anchor, lay buckled and broken.

Silence for minutes...
I was deeply afraid to look around me after I became conscious again. It was about 10 minutes at most from the time of the sudden stopping and the plunge, being thrown forward – then nothing but a ping sound and blackness, deathly quiet, just a small sound of ringing in my ears.

There was silence for a few seconds.

Then, at first quite low and soft, terrible screaming from somewhere in the tunnel.

I heard my voice and other voices saying: "Don't panic, keep calm". I took a woman's hand and we struggled to stand. Disoriented, unable to see or breather, almost as if we'd been plunged into the bowels of the earth, I scrambled to my feet.

I felt a warm sponging feeling in my face and in my mouth. I clenched my teeth and realised that they were not where they should be. Where were they then? I felt feverishly with my tongue, found the bottom teeth. I took all my strength left in my face and squashed them back into place.

Using the light from my opened flip-top mobile phone handset, we were just able to make out a feint outline of each other.


Time to escape ...
Those of us who could still walk, moved forward in single file. The driver forced open his door, pulled out the steel stairs from a hidden place under the train – our escape stairs, ready and waiting.


I notice as I looked through my teary eyes, an enhanced and increased type of power. My so-called 'compartment injuries' were more from within. Some of us in my carriage were badly affected by inhalation of smoke and dust, hence my left lung tumors, called “the little passenger”



Have a look at an interview on the day at the memorial to those that lost their lives on:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8141155.stm

A survivor of the London bombings, who lives in Ashford, is disappointed that she and fellow survivors may not get to attend the unveiling of a memorial on Tuesday July 7, the fourth anniversary of the terror attack.

Beverli Rhodes, 47, of Kennington, has written to the government asking why, as a survivor, she has not been invited.

The Assistance Centre, set up for those affected by the London bombings, has posted a message which reads:

"On the 7th July the Permanent Memorial in Hyde Park, London will be opened in remembrance of those who died in the London bombings of 2005.
"Ticket numbers for the opening event are limited due to the site topography and therefore priority for attendance has been given to the families of those who died."

Ms Rhodes has today (Thursday) written to the Department of Culture Media and Sport, which is organising next week’s event, asking:

"Are the survivors not part of the unveiling?

"Is it only for the family members of the bereaved?

"When are the survivors getting access to the permanent memorial?

"Many survivors can’t stand for any great length of time, will they be allocated seating?

"Why have many of us not heard from the Home Office as we usually do each year?"

Ms Rhodes suffered facial injuries in the bomb attack on a tube train under Russell Square. She continues to require treatment for her injuries and has set up a campaign group for victims of terrorism, the Survivors Coalition Foundation.

The bombings on July 7 2005 were a series of coordinated suicide bomb attacks carried out by British fundamentalist Muslims on London's public transport system during the morning rush hour.

Just before 9am, three bombs exploded within 50 seconds of each other on three London Undergroound trains.

A fourth bomb exploded on a bus nearly an hour later in Tavistock Square. The bombings killed 52 people, the four suicide bombers and injured 700.

Thursday, July 02 2009