PLEIADIAN PROJECTS

From an early age, I had spiritual inclinations. Given my family background and church-based schooling, I assumed I had a vocation and was "being called" to the priesthood. Fortunately, I'm the one that got away! The seminary, when I applied, decided that they wanted more mature seminarians. They were no longer taking in nineteen-year-olds. Essentially, not only did I give up on the notion of being a priest, but I also stopped attending church. I stopped being religious and became more spiritual. Dogma of any kind is anathema to me... Much of my adult life has been spent studying at various universities in South Africa, initially full-time, but thereafter on a part-time basis. I qualified and practiced as a psychiatric social worker for more than three decades, first in a state hospital, then in various welfare organisations, and finally in private practice.