About this episode

Lisa Tully returns to discuss her experiences with mystical creatures and shamanism, exploring consciousness and connection with nature.

What happens when the veil between worlds grows thin — and you're brave enough to step through? In this enchanting return visit, we welcome back Lisa Tully, animal healer and communicator from Ireland, for a conversation that expands our understanding of consciousness, connection, and the magical beings who share our world. Drawing on Ireland's deep mystical heritage, Lisa traces the origins of the fairy folk — the Tuatha Dé Danann — and how studying her own ancestry opened doorways to regularly conversing with these elemental presences, who now guide her work with animals. She also takes us along on an extraordinary journey to Mongolia, where she witnessed Mongolian shamans channel the spirit of a sacred lake and came away with a profound understanding that the land, the rivers, the trees, and the mountains are living, conscious beings — waiting for us to remember. From the protected Hawthorn trees of Ireland to the semi-wild horses of the Mongolian steppe, Lisa invites us to take even one small step toward these mystical realms — because, as she reminds us, they will meet us tenfold. Places/Concepts mentioned that you may want to explore: Newgrange — the ancient stone structure…

People in this episode

Guest: Lisa Tully

Topics covered

• animal communication
• mystical creatures
• shamanism
• Irish folklore
• consciousness
• connection with nature

Keywords

• animal healer
• fairy folk
• shamanic ceremony
• elemental presences
• mystical heritage

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Tuatha Dé Danann

Places: Ireland, Mongolia, Newgrange, Lake Khövsgöl

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