Jane Celia Hatch, Writer, Researcher, Shaman

For most of my life I have been searching for truth about healing; about my own life; about the origins of life on Planet Earth; and about the power of the Earth to heal us. Wow, that’s a lot I know!

Eventually,  in order to survive, I was also forced to research the origins of war, slavery, and many other discords on the earth.  I felt those elements were relatively new! 

I had a strong inner memory of a Paradise Earth.

I wrote the book, The Land of Broken Crystals to reveal my important findings in my search, not only of the origins of evil (channeled to me, in part, from the Goddess Isis) but how to heal naturally, including with shamanism, Reiki, flower essences, crystals, and herbs.

When I was a very young child in Hanover, MA,  I learned about the power of the Earth to heal our minds, hearts and souls–especially through flowers, herbs, and shamanism.  Indian Head River, the lilacs in my back yard, the apple tree, a powerful half wild Appaloosa stallion, all contributed to my knowledge, strength, love and power.  This magical world became a template for my later advancement into shamanism.

 I am an expression of the Goddess, i.e. the Heart of God.

I believe we need the balancing energies of the Goddess returned to Earth to support the Divine Male, the Earth, and the children.

Shamanism is not a religion; it is a form of spiritual surgery. It is a gift from God. It is older than the hills. The oldest skeletal remains of a shaman is carbon dated to be 60,000 years old. The love and protection and friendship provided by Power Animals, Angels, Spirit Guides, Ancestors, for humans is one of the most profound gifts we have been given.

Someone on my Facebook page said all true Christians are also shamans.  I understand this belief.  We all have the power to heal and Christ said as much himself, as I recall, in his teachings.

My spiritual name, given to me by God, is “Bethesda” after the healing pools in Jerusalem.

 Love, Jane

Bethesda in Glastonbury, England