• Rainbow Serpents and Winged Dragons | Complementary Course

    ByAlthea Provost

    Rainbow Serpents and Winged Dragons invited seekers, storytellers, artists, scholars, and guardians of old knowledge into an interactive course with Althea Provost. Rooted in land, lore, and symbolic wisdom, this offering explored how these archetypal forces shaped belief systems, encoded themselves in the symbols that guide perception, and continue to inspire personal and collective transformation. What We Explored in Rainbow Serpents & Winged Dragons Course This interactive course opened with a surprise: a rainbow over Uluru from our Starseed Australia Adventure 2016, inviting participants into the wisdom of one of the oldest continuous cultures on Earth. From that vivid beginning, we followed the serpentine arc of myth and memory,…

  • Equinox & Altitude

    ByAlthea Provost

    At 8,000 feet, the Andes hold time differently. On the autumn equinox, sunlight balances across carved stone and ancient terraces, calling the awakened heart to remember. This isn’t a climb—it’s a Starseed Adventure. Peru is waiting. When I visited in 2012, you could wander as far as your stamina and feet were willing to carry…

  • Invitation to Adventure

    ByAlthea Provost

    This journey is about awakening greater awareness in you. You’re here to cultivate your own sacred ground—your choices, your expression, your vibration. Each step you take, each choice you make, builds the energy you carry into the group. That’s what makes our collective adventure so powerful: we arrive as individuals, but we travel in synergy.   Before Starseed…

  • Enter the Great Circle at Callanish

    ByAlthea Provost

    Callanish I is more than a place we stepped into during our Starseed Scotland Adventure—it is a portal into ancient intelligence. In this article, I dive deeper into the site’s Neolithic architecture, Somerville’s groundbreaking archaeoastronomy, and the subtle solstice energies still alive within the Great Circle. What unfolded at Callanish was not simply a visit,…

  • Plants, Poison, and Alexander the Great

    ByAlthea Provost

    If I told you that I was tending to my garden of hellebores, checking each nodding flower to see if seeds had set, when—bam!—a 4th-century Macedonian king suddenly invaded my thoughts, would you believe this? Three words—Alexander the Great—swept through my mind disrupting my concentration.  It felt like an invitation to learn more about this young…

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