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Explore the healing lands of Scotland and Ireland with insightful guide notes

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Jackie Queally, Creator of Earthwise

A well-established and respected metaphysical author, spiritual dowser and guide Jackie was the original guide to offer tours of Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland from 1999. Since their inception she was a principle private pupil of the highly respected geomancer and mystic William Buehler whose constant (daily) exchange of spiritual knowledge enriched her tours, then known as Celtic Trails.

Having moved to her ancestral country of Ireland in Autumn 2008 Jackie returned to Scotland in 2024, a year after the death of her much loved father. She continues to offer private tours of Rosslyn Chapel and Glen, and  regular online webinarson subtle energies.  She also offers and workshops on dowsing ley lines etc and  the cosmology of trees, which open up horizons for many. Always exploring and developing new ways to nurture a deeper sense of self and a connection to the subtle forces residing in nature, sign up for the newsletter to be notified!

 

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I cultivated an interest in sacred places and earth spirituality from an early age. In my posts I share insights about places and inner processes.

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Each of my itineraries is designed to bring you into a state of greater awe of our sacred Earth.

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My webinars on the subtle energies of the earth stimulate you and often can awaken your soul

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My books contain unique research that can complement your private tour or own tour. The webinars I present are full of unique insights that people enjoy a lot. 

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Rosslyn

Jackie,your talk on Roslyn Chapel ,the Templar and Celtic connection to our Salthill Active group was brilliant and the ‘feedback’ from the members was very positive.They all enjoyed it. Their only complaint was that the time allotted to you presentation was much too short! It was a most interesting,detailed,and historical account of this magnificent ancient building and your photographs and slides were excellent, and added greatlyto the enjoyment and interest, We have all talked of a possible tour next year to Roslyn and possibly Edinburgh and other parts of Scotland . And of course, if you were our tour guide , it would be, as they say,’the icing on the cake’, as your extensive knowledge of the area, the history of the Chapel, the Knight Templars and the whole Celtic influence, is incredible. Thanks again, Jackie,for your talk,

Eithne Secretary Salthill Active Retirement Galway Ireland February 4, 2015

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Thank you so much Jackie! It was good to see you again. Your talk was so informative - so much ancient history in the lands of Ireland and the UK. Hope to see you again

 

Terry Anne February 24, 2026

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On July 30, 2024, I spend several hours touring Rosslyn Chapel and Rosslyn Glen
with Jackie Queally. The Castle itself was under renovation so visitors were unable
to walk the road leading to it. Jackie was able to navigate the area around the
Chapel and Castle to give us a wonderful perspective of the rich history of this
area. Her knowledge and wisdom of the space was enlightening and brought it all
to life. Jackie has been studying the Chapel and Glen for many years which was
quite evident as we walked around the outside and inside of the chapel. Her
patience in answering questions and allowing us time in each space to feel into the
energy was very profound. She seemed to know when we needed extra time to
walk and to just “be” in the beautiful shaded groves and sacred spaces inside and
outside the Chapel. It was truly a wonderful experience that I hope will be made
possible again in my next trip to Scotland.

Terry Anne Wildman, Maine September 4, 2024

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Thank you so much for doing a talk at Ai Ripples Port Williams meeting as well as Angel Hall. It was a great turnout and I was excited to see so many faces new and old.

I’m certain that you will be back in Nova Scotia next year and I would love to come along to your adventure of finding earth grid around the province.

It was lovely to connect with you Jackie.

Wishing you a safe journey home and I look forward to connecting with you again soon.

Mayumi Endo October 26, 2016

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Your knowledge of Rosslyn is remarkable. But neither of those is the gift for which I am most grateful. Your true gift is your way of being with the land. You never told us what to experience. You never asked us to adopt your interpretations. Instead, you created the conditions in which our own relationship with the landscape could awaken.

Christianna Deichmann Owner, Flower of Life Foundation www.thefloweroflifefoundation.com, Charlottesville, Virginia September 17, 2026

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Jackie Queally has been exploring the nature of the places where she has lived for some time now. For a while she lived at Roslin, Midlothian, and has not only written two extremely interesting (and highly recommended) books about Rosslyn Chapel, and another about Roslin Glen, the intriguing landscape that lies to the east and south of Rosslyn Chapel. She has also taken many highly appreciative groups to visit both the chapel and, the glen. In her latest book, she turns her attention to the Burren, a tract of land that stretches from North Clare to South Galway in the west of Ireland. Anyone at all familiar with the west of Ireland will no doubt have experienced the particular magic of the various landscapes that it has to offer, and Jackie chooses to make her ‘exploration’ through an appreciation of the five elements of water, wood, fire, earth and metal, finally coming to a synthesis in which all five come together in a chapter called “Spirit of All Elements”.

She takes her readers on a journey on which we meet such groups as the mythical early people of Ireland, the Tuatha Dé Danaan; the elemental beings known in Ireland and Scotland as the Sidhe; and the early Celtic Christians known as the Culdees, or Celi Dé.

Throughout the book, she shows a lively and deeply respectful awareness of the life above, in, around and under the ground where she treads.

The author is also able to supply small nuggets of little known folklore, Perhaps such a world seems rather remote from mundane experience, yet the author guides us into it effortlessly, with a highly developed feeling for the energy and elemental energies of place. I am no expert on the subject of ley lines, but the author is highly sensitized to them, and can not only feel them, even from inside a moving car, but also tell whether they are long established in the nature of the place, or newly created by human activity. This is something that was entirely new to me as a concept, but one that I feel is worthy of further exploration.  This book appears to me to be a useful place to start.

 Her purpose, however, is more than to give us a guidebook to a beautiful part of the world and its history and geology. This is a book concerned with love of place, love of nature and a sense of the healing qualities that nature can bestow, when coupled with an awakened awareness of the needs of the time. I recommend it.

Peter Snow, Edinburgh February 20, 2015

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I love attending your webinars/workshops, they are very interesting, you have a wealth of knowledge!
They are very fascinating webinars and I do feel the information is needed at this time.
Thanks again Jackie

Hazel Dervan February 24, 2026

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I just finished your webinar on the Reshel grids. Oh my! I am so appreciative of your work... What an in depth and comprehensive presentation. Thank you! I followed your lead on "intuitively" absorbing the information, and so the exact layout of the grids are not staying with me, I do understand the larger picture of Metatronic energies and their placements around the globe. In fact, some of the diagrams started to move as I was watching, as if they were beings from another dimension.

I have visited many of the places in the webinar, not knowing exactly why. I also resonated with what you said about how information is stored in symbols and myths and art. Interestingly enough, I spent this last month preparing a webinar for the Jung Center here in Maine on The Ladies of the Arthurian Legends. I spent a fair amount of time focusing on the wounded king ( the thigh that you mentioned) and the L shape which is the move the knight makes in chess. In Arthurian legends, the game of chess is particularly important and is analogous to the game of life.  The Divine Feminine is the much needed balance right now to "restore the kingdom" and promote peace.

I hope I have access to watch it again since I know I missed a lot on my first run through.
BRAVO for putting this information out to the world.

Margaret Jones Maine April 14, 2026

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On behalf of The Irish Society of Diviners I would like to convey our gratitude to you for your very interesting talk on Saturday. All the feedback was good and members enjoyed talking to you after.

Moira Dublin February 4, 2015

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