In this track, listen to Healer, Poet and Voice Diviner Aislinn Kerchaert share about the process of Mending the Oracular Body, and messages from her Guides the Kontomblé (Nature Spirits) about the consciousness of the Village coming into form again. 

To read the full essay go here: https://singswithtrees.com/kontomble-school-message

Re-Membering our Oracular Bodies -An Essay written & narrated by Aislinn Kerchaert with commentary

This recording is an invitation to release energies that no longer serve you and plant the seeds of creation for a greater reality. In it, Aislinn utilizes the Access Consciousness Clearing statement. For more information go to www.theclearingstatement.com.

New Moon in Pisces Clearing Loop and Guided Meditation

an orchid on wilting

Bloodlined Poetry original poem spoken by Aislinn Kerchaert and Violin by Anabelle Lune. 

Note from Aislinn:
The recording cuts off short at the end, this is sampled from a project which began in 2016. It is my hope to one day re-record and restore this project.

Bloodlined Poetry

a performance poem written, read & expressed by Aislinn Kerchaert October 2019

the witch (or so she seems)

A gift for 2020! Use these verbal clearings from Access Consciousness® and Talk to the Entities® daily to create more ease your life and relationships with others. Enjoy! 


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Access Consciousness® Clearings For 2020- Relationships and Entities

This is a clearing loop dedicated to clearing the Distractor Implants. After listening at full volume as many times as you like, play on repeat on a very low volume or silent to continue clearing the energies of the Distractor Implants from your life.

Access Consciousness® Clearings: Distractor Implants

Aislinn Kerckhaert is a Kontomblé Voice Diviner, Oracle and Ritual facilitator. ​​Visit www.aislinnkerckhaert.com for more information. 

Aislinn feels a deep connection to the nature spirits and messengers of the earth, and her hope is to invite you into a space of greater communion with the earth.

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