Spirits of Place with Liz Cormell

Join us Saturday April 19th @ 2pm PST / 5pm EST for Spirits of Place with Liz Cormell
In many cultures and religions around the world it is not just living things that have a spirit. In the cultural sense of the phrase spirit of place describes what makes a place unique in its feel, referring not just to its appearance but its culture and memories associated with it. In the religious, or spiritual sense, spirit of place, or genius loci, refers to the guardian, the supernatural being or ghost, residing and protecting the space. These spirits are recognized by quite a few of the world’s religions, such as Shinto, neo-paganism, and Animism. Liz will take you through how similar these beliefs are, across the globe, and how you can use spirits of place in your own path.

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    Liz Cormell

    Liz has known since a very young age that she can communicate with something that not everyone can. She comes from a long line of sensitives and psychics; this gift has been passed down the female line for many generations. Prior to developing this gift Liz admits that it used to frighten her but now she acknowledges most spirits are just people without physical bodies.
    When Liz was 17 she dated a guy who's mother was a Romany gypsy. This lady taught Liz to read tarot, using standard playing cards. This is a skill Liz practices, using multiple packs, and she provides readings for many people on a regular basis.
    From 2005 Liz has worked with many paranormal investigation groups and undertaken close to 1000 investigations at locations all around the UK, Ireland and even the USA. She would love to investigate many overseas locations including Poveglia Island, Venice.
    Liz has also been a practicing witch since her 30's and works mainly with elemental energy and the moon goddess. Recently, she has felt called by Morrigan and is doing more spell work using Morrigan as her guiding goddess.
    Despite this spiritual angle to her life, Liz is a trained Crime Scene Investigator and Forensic Archaeologist so likes to search for rational and logical explanations before calling something paranormal.
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