First Blog

I’ve started to realise what it truly means to carry the gift of being both a Seer and one of the Watcher-Kin.

For those unfamiliar with the term Watcher-Kin, let me explain: Imagine having the ability to cross between realms, between seen and unseen — all while remaining completely still. You don’t move your body. You let your soul wander.

To many, this may sound like a foreign concept — and that’s okay. This path isn’t one of noise or spectacle. It’s one of depth, of quiet understanding, of learning how to see beyond what the mind can comprehend.

Our minds can only carry so much — focused on the present, processing what we see and hear. But the soul? The soul remembers. It holds the past, it senses the future, and it listens when silence speaks.

This is why we must align body, mind, and soul — not to escape the present, but to fully live in it, with awareness sharpened and spirit steady. Only then can we walk in truth — eyes open, soul awake, feet grounded.

You may also wonder why the name "The Harmonised Soul". Let me exaplain. For a while, at least the last couple years, I had felt out of sync with myself. Over the last few months, I have started to learn the ways of old. This has led me to become harmonised with my body, mind and soul.

Whilst meditating, I saw a raven. I believe this is Muninn, the raven whose name translates to "memory". This is fitting as over the last few months I have been remembering more things compared to what I was previously. I have put this down to being able to connect my body to my mind and make conscious decsions on what I want. Due to this, I am now living with intention.

Those with a seeing ability, whether that be a vision or other method, you will know that it comes with sensitivity. Those who do not share this ability, let me explain it for you and break it down. I have always been great at telling time with the sun as soon as I knew that my childhood home was north-south facing, meaning that my back garden was getting sunlight from when day broke and night fell. This had led to some light sensitivity for me. Meaning that when the darkness of winter nights crept in, I had photophobia. This then meant that in winter months, I had migraines triggered by the lack of sunlight. I used to think of this as a weakness, but lately, I have realized this is actually a strength.