

Anny & Paul König
A fairly crazy pair, but really not screwed up J.
Paul's the Owl and Anny's the Pussycat in the team ... hence the
"peagreenboat" domain name. They've been together (and working) since 1st
April 1974, so claim a gold medal (or was it a watch?) for endurance as well
as length of service J.
PS from Paul ...This is me and Anny in our kitchen, wearing our "owl
slippers" got from the
RSPB
Here's more personal details from each of them ...
Anny
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You
might know me by my
writer's
name of Elen Sentier
... I'm your
main tutor throughout the 3 years
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I'm a practising Shaman, so I teach from what I know and do every day. I'm
also transpersonal counsellor, Druid,
numerologist and artist. I
founded Rainbow Warriors in 1998 as an Internet School for Shamans,
utilising the manifestation of the Web J, so
we can be togher even if we live half a world apart.
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I
began magical work with my father and two uncles as a child, learning forest
and gardening lore as well as the British Mystery Tales and Traditions. These
experiences have lasted all my life and expanded over the past twenty years
through bio-dynamic gardening.
During my 25 years in
London, I was a member of
the Theosophical Society, and a healer and teacher of healing with the
National Federation of Spiritual Healers of Great Britain.
To augment my
own experience and early training
I studied Celtic
Shamanism with
Caitlin and John Matthews.
I did several years, from the early 1970s, studying bio-feedback with
C
Maxwell Cade, dowsing with
Tom Graves,
Hamish Miller, Far-Seeing with
Michael Poynder and
Colin Bloy in the
Fountain
network and
Ley Lines with Paul Devereux.
I've also been a project manager of a software design team
in the Ministry of Defence and a dancer, specialising in
Rudolph Laban,
contemporary dance at The Place, and jazz-dance at Pineapple,
London, where I was demonstrator for a friend who taught for Arlene Philips.
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My family has a lot of magical connections, my grandmother’s cousin, Esther
Bright, was the personal friend of
Annie Bessant - who became the head of
the Theosophical Society after Helena Blavatsky passed on. Esther’s
mother, Ursula, bought the Benares Centre in India for the Society in
1895. My family also knew Rudolph
Steiner, who began the bio-dynamic
farming movement. Another uncle was
Axel Munthe who wrote the
biographical
Story of San Michele, he married my grandfather's sister, Hilda
Pennington Mellor. One of the family
homes,
Hellens, is not far from where I now live.
It has associations with Gawain through the Wallwyn family.
- I'm also a
garden designer. In 2003 I
founded the Biodynamic Gardening
Initiative, which aims to promote biodynamics amongst ordinary gardeners.
I've done three
show gardens for Weleda UK at the RHS
Hampton Court
Palace Flower Show in 2004/5/6.

Paul
I help Anny with the work and do some biodynamic work with
you on the workshop.
I've
been working biodynamics practically in my own garden from 1992 to the present, first in London from
1992-9 and now in the Welsh Marches. I've taught healing, dowsing, radionics and
kirlian photography
since the 1980s
and worked with many leading people such as Lilla Bek,
C Maxwell Cade,
Hamish
Miller, Colin Bloy,
Michael Poynder, Gordon Smith. I'm a member of the
Biodynamic Agricultural Association
(BDAA) and the HDRA. I currently work a 1/4
acre of vegetable, fruit, ornamental and wildlife
garden.
I was a computer consultant (boffin!) and I began my
working life as a scientist at the Rutherford Laboratories, Harwell, Oxford,
Britain. I
changed careers in the late 1980s becoming a healer and a transpersonal
counsellor and I've taught healing since 1988. I'm now a radionics practitioner and
live with Anny, our three cats, a host of wildlife and a regiment
of gnomes, ondines, sylphs and salamanders on our biodynamic smallholding in the
Welsh Marches. I'm also supposed to be writing
a book, with Anny, on practical biodynamic gardening for ordinary people called
Gardening Gnomes ... but don't
hold your breath too hard, I'm a bit of a slow writer and so it won't be out
for a while!
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