Light of a Hundred Thousand Suns

07/28/2026

New channeled messages with Nikki Pepin and Amy Knox ! This time, with the Buddha. 🌳 Join us in Fairhaven or online to receive messages through a channeled Synergy of Sound Journey.

07/27/2026

07/11/2026

Held at LOCATION CHANGE 56 Dr Braley Rd, Freetown- & online

Channeling messages from the Ixchel the Rainbow Jaguar Goddess
- A Sva Ha Synergy of Sound Journey with Channelers & Sound Conductors Amy Knox & Nikki Pepin

🌕During this channeled sacred sound journey, participants will be rooted into the pulse of Earth to connect into the akashic field allowing wisdom and uplifting messages from the highest essence of the Ixchel to flow through the luminous energy field. Messages may be received through imagery, felt sense, hearing, inner knowing, taste & smell.

The activation of the pineal gland and other Clair senses will ignite the mystical aspects of the brain through the alpha state, shifting from limitation to expansion. This allows for increased life force and a deeper connection to your own soul’s blueprint, your true inner nature.

🌕Amy & Nikki together will channel a collective message through the ancient art of oral transmission and law of relativity.

Location: 266 Sconticut Neck Rd Fairhaven

6:30-8:00pm

Price is $44
Signup via Momence

Online: https://momence.com/l/WQhqJLMz

In person: https://momence.com/l/79heV1GD

For questions, contact Amy 508-243-1556, or Nikki 508-525-5784

These Svaha workshops were sparked from our collective 5D experiences orally downloaded by Lisa Ishwari Murphy.

Amy & Nicole have received all of their training through their teacher and mentor Lisa Ishwari Murphy of Fairhaven Healing Arts.

To learn continue to expand your channeled wisdom, we highly recommend visiting https://www.svahaacademy.com/channeling-through-the-ancient-art-of-oral-tradition for more upcoming courses.

07/08/2026

This Virtual yoga nidra series will be changed to SUNDAYS for the summer! ☀️

06/29/2026

Sometimes the safest route is underground 🐢

Wildlife officials in Maine say the state's first turtle tunnel is helping endangered Blanding's turtles safely cross beneath a busy highway instead of risking traffic above. Motion-activated cameras have documented the turtles using the crossing, along with hundreds of other animals, including snapping turtles, salamanders, muskrats, and mink.

The tunnel was installed in 2021 to reconnect wetlands separated by the roadway. Since then, officials say they haven't recorded a single Blanding's turtle road death at the crossing, highlighting how wildlife crossings can help animals move safely through fragmented habitat.