Magdalene Pilgrimage Magic
- Hallie Lifson
- Aug 22
- 2 min read
In June, Hallie led another iteration of the Magdalene Pilgrimage. We spent four days in Glastonbury, England and then jetted straight to Nice, where we spent the next four days in a villa with a commanding view of the Mediterranean on the French Riviera.
In Glastonbury, we processed to the Tor (where the Michael and Mary ley lines converge) at sunset, marveled at the history in the Glastonbury Abbey and Mary's Apple Orchard, and held ceremony at the Red Spring and White Spring.
We also traveled to nearby Avebury, site of the ancient stone circle dating back thousands of years.
Glastonbury vibrates with history. Each time we return we feel something new and deeper.
Sainte-Baume in the south of France offered deep insight into Mary's last several decades. We made the pilgrimage to her cave high in the mountains where she mediated for 33 years.
We then trekked deeper into the mountain to the hard-to-find Cave of Eggs, and descended into the pitch darkness of the cave to feel her presence.
The proximity of Sainte-Baume to the French Riviera allowed us to find rest in the beauty of the Mediterranean, connect deeply with each other, and integrate the potent experiences from all the magical places we visit.
The combination of history, the Magdalene spirit, the beauty of both locations, and the intimate connections that this Pilgrimage fosters make this one of our favorite adventures. Connect with us about the next one at mythicat9@gmail.com. And connect with Hallie on Instagram @hallielifson.
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