Crowds of people attended our Beltane Mystic Fayre in Penzance. There were lots of new faces, as well as some more familiar ones too! We were honoured to welcome guests from as far away as Peru, India, America, Holland and Australia! Peruvian shaman, Inti Cesar charmed the crowds with his wonderful sense of humour and powerful presence. Inti was joined at the fayre by his beautiful daughter Sharda, and his angelic grandchild Winona (see her picture, 'Rainbow Faery') . Digeridoo master Manu was also weaving his magic and sharing his healing energy during the weekend, along with Tabla player and holy man Ganesh, who travelled all the way from India to attend the event. We were also honoured to welcome Joshua and Desy Shapiro with their crystal skulls, Mira Love from the British School of Yoga, Delphiris from Germany with her Dolphin Playshop, Fun loving people, Ade' and Ombassa with their envigorating and healing percussion workshop, Scott Jasper with his infectious drumming, joined by the Urban Drumming Collective form London, Angela Kruger and her guide 'Richard' with her popular trance demonstrations, and Dee Banton with her unique form of sound healing

On Saturday evening (1st May, Beltane), the upstairs room filled with eager concert goers who experienced the inspired poetry of Charles Antony, followed by the amazing sounds of 'Son of the Son', which featured, Inti Cesar, Sharda, Bahnoon, Manu and Ganesh. For some (including myself), the experience was so moving it literally bought us to tears. If it is possible to feel 'God' in the music, then that's exactly what happened! Another bonus (for me) was that Inti asked to come back again next year, so if you didn't manage to make it this time, you can experience this devotional music yourself in 2005 (join our mailing list (above left) for updates).

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