Sacred blessing of Jesus Christ and Joseph of Arimathea…

Holy rite performed at Glastonbury Tor – May 31st. (Limited to 15 spots).

How it works

At the end of May, I’ll be traveling to Glastonbury in the southwest of Britain. Glastonbury is known as sacred site, with its connections to Jesus Christ and Joseph of Arimathea and the founding of Christianity in Britain. It’s also strongly associated with the myths of King Arthur and Celtic folklore. Glastonbury is one of the most mystical places in Britain.

On May 31st, I’ll be conducting a blessing in and around the environs of Glastonbury Tor, where both Joseph of Arimathea and Jesus reputedly visited – famously chronicled in the dramatic poem Jerusalem by William Blake, which subsequently became an inspirational hymn of the same name.

If you would like one of these very special blessings done for you – literally for any request you may have – you’ll need to get in early as there’s only 15 spots available.

NOTE: We’re offering this blessing at the specially discounted price of $245 (normally $725).

After you order, you’ll be sent a link to your spellworking questionnaire, where you can state your intention/requirement. The day after the blessing has been done I’ll email you a PDF letter detailing what we did, how it went, and what you do next.

Cost: $245.00. (Normally $725).

Virtual blessing, delivered via email.

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Did Jesus walk this green and pleasant land?

According to legend, Jesus Christ himself, along with Joseph of Arimathea, may have “walked on England’s mountains green.” Joseph was a wealthy follower of Christ, who buried Christ’s body in his own tomb after the crucifixion.

Joseph became known as the Keeper of the Holy Grail (the cup used by Jesus at the Last Supper) – after receiving it from an apparition of Jesus. Joseph then traveled to Britain and reportedly buried it somewhere around the foot of Glastonbury Tor, which according to folklore is the “entrance to the underworld.”

Holy Thorn

When Joseph arrived in Britain, he is said to have landed on the Isle of Avalon, climbed up Wearyall Hill (also called Wirral Hill). Tired out, he thrust his staff into the ground and fell asleep. The next day the staff had taken root and became a thriving thorn tree, which still stood until 2019, when the landowner (sadly) had it removed. The unusual thing about this thorn tree was it flowered twice – once at Easter, then at Christmas.

With his twelve followers, Joseph duly built a monastry and the first wattle church.

In another legend, Christ is said to have traveled with Joseph from the Holy Land to help him with the construction work.

As I say, if you would like one of these very special blessings done for you – literally for any request you may have – you’ll need to get in early as there’s only 15 spots available.