From the Awakening to Stonehenge: Our First UK Awakening and Guardians Tour
I want to tell you about ten days in England.
The Awakening has now run in Florida, Reno, and Minneapolis. This time, for the first time, we brought it across the ocean to the UK.
By lunch on day one, people were already having those aha moments, the kind where you can see something shift on someone’s face in real time. By the end of day one, it had gone deeper. Real tears. Real recognition. By the final day, several people came to Al and me with offers to help in whatever way they could. They’d recognized that what we’re doing here is genuinely different from anything else out there, and they were moved enough by their own transformation that they wanted to be part of carrying it forward. Hearing that meant more to us than they probably realized.
I also watched something I always find remarkable happen again: strangers who hadn’t said a word to each other on day one were finding out, within hours, how much they had in common. It happens almost every time. I don’t think it’s a coincidence.
And running alongside the Awakening, we completed something that had never existed before: our first Guardians of the Ancient and the Sacred Tour.
Some people came just for the Awakening. Some came just for the tour. Some did both, and got the full arc of the two weeks. However people arrived, the group that formed was the same. They weren’t there for themselves. They were there for each other.
We stood at Stonehenge for the sunrise with roughly 25,000 other people. Twenty-five of us, trying to stay together in a crowd that size. It would have been easy to lose someone. Nobody did. The group watched out for one another the entire time, without being asked to.
We also had Maria Wheatley with us at Rollright Stones, Avebury, and Stonehenge. She’s spent a lifetime with these stone circles, and it showed. She taught the group to dowse, but the real teaching was in how she framed it — not as the point of the exercise, but as a way to confirm what people were already sensing in their own bodies. The rod wasn’t the answer. It was the mirror. Thank you, Maria, for all of it.
And thank you to everyone who joined us in England, for showing up, and for the way you looked after each other the entire way through.
Looking ahead, the Awakening will be back in Los Angeles this December, and in Florida again in April 2027. And we’re already planning our next Guardians of the Ancient and the Sacred Tour for next summer.
Stay tuned for early registrations opportunities as the journey continues.
With curiosity and love,
Dr. Theresa
