Proving Remedy ''Hill of Tara''
- Kristina Samoilova
- Mar 9
- 9 min read
Kristina Samoilova Provings collective
Hill of Tara (Meditative Proving)
“Within the contours of Tara, the echoes of kings and gods resonate, a sacred pulse bridging earth and otherworld.”
The proving was carried out on 30th July 2025, under the Waning Crescent Moon in Leo, a phase emphasizing introspection, release, and inner reflection. This period encouraged tuning into personal rhythms, letting go of what no longer serves us, and deepening awareness of subtle emotional and energetic shifts. The Moon’s energy highlighted self-discovery, emotional clarity, and connection with our inner cycles.
Six women participated in this proving. Each prover explored the effects of the Moon on their physical, emotional, and mental states, using a variety of potencies. Observations focused on how lunar energy influences daily experiences, moods, and intuitive responses.
The making of this remedy
This remedy was created following Danica Apolline-Matić’s approach, inspired by her visit to the Bosnian pyramids, and informed by the practices outlined in Anneke Hogeland & Judy Scribman’s Trituration Handbook and In the Heart of Homeopathy. The trituration began up to 12C, allowing the remedy’s energy to flow through the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual layers of consciousness, and into the collective field. From this foundation, higher potencies were developed, including 30C and beyond, capturing the full essence and vibrational energy of the remedy.
The Hill of Tara is one of Ireland’s most sacred and historically significant sites, holding layers of spiritual, political, and cultural meaning that span thousands of years. Traditionally, it was the seat of the High Kings of Ireland, who were believed to receive their authority directly from the gods. The famous Lia Fáil, or Stone of Destiny, symbolized this divine connection, reportedly roaring when the rightful king touched it. In this way, Tara represented not just political power, but a profound spiritual authority that connected the human and the divine.
The monuments and earthen structures of Tara create a spiritually focused space, emphasising the connection between the physical earth and higher spiritual consciousness.
Beyond its role as a royal site, Tara has deep roots in Irish mythology. It is described in many stories as a meeting place of gods and mortals, a gateway to the otherworld. The Tuatha Dé Danann, Ireland’s ancient deities, are often linked to Tara, and tales of kings like Cormac mac Airt illustrate the mystical dimensions of rulership, blending historical events with spiritual significance. Archaeology confirms that Tara’s sacred role predates the era of the High Kings. Structures like the Mound of the Hostages, a Neolithic passage tomb dating to around 3,200 BC, along with burial mounds and ritual enclosures, demonstrate that this hill has been a focal point for spiritual and ceremonial activity for millennia. Even though most of the original wooden structures have long vanished, the contours of the landscape still convey a sense of ancient power and reverence. Throughout history, Tara has remained a potent symbol of Irish identity and spiritual heritage. During the 19th-century nationalist movement, the hill became a place of gathering and resistance, most notably during Daniel O’Connell’s massive meeting in 1843, linking Tara to both political and spiritual liberation.
Today, the Hill of Tara continues to draw visitors not only for its archaeology but for its mystical atmosphere. Standing on its ancient mounds, one can feel the lingering energy of countless generations, kings, and rituals—a sense of being in a space where the ordinary and the divine once met. Tara remains a timeless reminder of Ireland’s sacred past, a landscape where history, myth, and spiritual energy converge.
During the proving at the Hill of Tara, there was a profound sense of mythological and spiritual presence. The energies of ancient Irish deities and legendary figures seemed to resonate strongly, as if the spirits of the site were actively communicating with the provers, offering guidance and insight.
The Dagda, one of the most important gods in Irish mythology, was particularly present. He embodies the interconnectedness of all existence, representing both creation and destruction, wisdom and humor. As a deity of dualities, the Dagda reflects the complexity of life and death. During the proving, his presence was felt as a guiding force, demonstrating the balance between challenges and solutions, and the harmony of opposites. He seemed to offer insight into the cycles of energy, growth, and transformation, mirroring the themes of the proving itself.
Other mythological beings were also sensed. Lugh of the Long Arm, with his multifaceted skills and connection to harvest and cycles, and Tea, associated with sovereignty, fertility, and the nurturing power of the land, were present in the energetic field. Queen Maeve, linked to the fertility and strength of the land, also seemed to guide the process, highlighting resilience, empowerment, and the protection of sacred spaces.
These energies, along with the collective presence of spirits and guardians associated with Tara, created a mystical, sacred atmosphere during the proving. Provers felt that the spirits were attempting to communicate, sending information and insights through visions, sensations, and symbolic experiences. The spiritual guidance of these beings, combined with the Violet Flame of Saint Germain, the golden light, and archangelic energies, facilitated deep purification, transformation, and understanding, connecting the provers with the ancient wisdom of the site.
In this way, the proving became not only an exploration of the remedy but also a spiritual encounter with the mythology of Tara, where the interplay of divine, ancestral, and elemental energies was tangible and instructive, guiding the participants through cycles of grief, renewal, and unity.
General Themes of Hill of Tara
· Deep imprint of time and space
· Purity and renewal — cleansing through the light and the Violet Flame of Saint Germain
· Abundance of light, warmth, and clarity
· Connection: “we are all one”
· Safety, presence of maternal energy, sense of support
· Archangelic energy (Archangel Michael, guardian angels)
· Power of the Universe, feeling of expanded space
· Sacred site — memory of war, battlefield, blood, destruction, and purification through light and the Violet Flame
Deep imprint of time and space The Hill of Tara carries the energy and memory of countless generations. Every mound, hollow, and contour holds echoes of historical events, battles, and ceremonies. The site feels layered with the passage of time, creating a powerful sense of connection to the past and awareness of the cycles of life, death, and rebirth.
Purity and renewal — cleansing through the light and the Violet Flame of Saint Germain
Hill of Tara Proving – Observations
Images and Symbolic Visions
A woman sitting alone in an abundant garden, enjoying life.
At the end of the proving, a golden light filled everything around, and this glow was retained within oneself.
The masses of people were reluctant to accept this light; for them it was painful and difficult.
It became apparent that the remedy would ultimately lead to mutual understanding and unity in love, dissolving all negative energy.
Presence of angelic energy, including the energy of an elderly man with a beard, wearing a beautiful, semi-transparent outfit; a gentle, guiding, and kind presence conveying the message to live in goodness.
The remedy was perceived as a remedy of peace.
Psyche and Emotions
Maternal sorrow and very deep grief, alleviated somewhat after exhaling.
Fear of speaking and expressing oneself.
Desire to run, or a need to ground oneself (“wanting to bury oneself in the earth”).
Sense of cleansing and transformation through the Violet Flame of Saint Germain.
Physical Symptoms
Dizziness and spinning of the head; better when tilting the head downward.
Cold sensations, shivering like with chills.
Numbness in the hands.
Pain in the head, alleviated by stroking the forehead.
Severe pelvic pain; menopausal sensations.
Chest pain, relieved when placing a hand on the left side.
Nausea.
Energetic and Elemental Experiences
Water, rain, and elemental cleansing.
Presence of elemental energies: wind, fire, flame, water.
Strong angelic and protective energy, including a blue angel.
Waves of energy spreading through the body, feeling of merging with universal energy.
The Golden Light and Violet Flame brought purification, transformation, and the sense of peace and unity.
The energy of the Violet Flame purifies and transforms stagnant or heavy energy. It helps release grief, fear, and old patterns, opening space for spiritual clarity and emotional renewal. The light acts as a cleansing current, renewing the body, mind, and spirit.
Abundance of light, warmth, and clarityVisitors experience an uplifting and radiant energy, filling them with light and warmth. This clarity brings insight, inner guidance, and a sense of being held in a supportive, luminous field, promoting peace and confidence.
Connection: “we are all one”The energy of the hill fosters deep unity, reminding participants of their interconnectedness with one another, the natural world, and the cosmos. It supports empathy, compassion, and the realisation that individual experiences are part of a larger, global community.
Safety, presence of maternal energy, sense of supportThere is a nurturing, protective energy, often experienced as maternal. This energy creates a sense of grounding, security, and support, allowing participants to explore emotions and spiritual experiences without fear.
Archangelic energy (Archangel Michael, guardian angels)The presence of archangelic energies provides strength, courage, and protection. Archangel Michael and other guardian angels guide, shield, and empower, creating a feeling of spiritual support during transformative experiences.
Power of the Universe, feeling of expanded spaceThe site evokes a profound awareness of universal forces and infinite potential. Participants often feel their consciousness expand, sensing a connection to cosmic energy and the greater flow of life, as if they are part of a vast, living universe.
Sacred site — memory of war, battlefield, blood, destruction, and purification through light and the Violet FlameTara’s land holds the memory of conflict, sacrifice, and trauma. The energy reflects both suffering and transformation. Through light and the Violet Flame, participants sense purification and healing, turning experiences of destruction and bloodshed into spiritual growth, renewal, and hope.
Hill of Tara Proving – Materia Medica
Mental and Emotional Symptoms
The proving revealed profound emotional experiences. Participants reported feelings of loss, grief, and maternal sorrow, alongside deep anxiety, fear of death, and fear of violence. There was a strong sense of instability and excitement, combined with the perception of cyclical patterns of events and recurring pain. Moments of bright joy, inner laughter, and the desire to smile alternated with periods of peace, calm, and acceptance. Many provers described a sense of sacred mission and touch of the divine, accompanied by awareness of Saint Germain and his Violet Flame, bringing transformative energy. Experiences of unconditional love through light were common.
Physical Symptoms
Provers reported a variety of somatic experiences:
Head: forehead pain, tension, burning, numbness, bitterness.
Back: spinal pain, particularly mid-back and lower back.
Shoulders: pulling and stabbing sensations in both shoulders.
Limbs: tingling, numbness in the legs, knee pain.
General: sensations of heat, dryness, and tightness throughout the body.
Female-specific: menstrual sensations, taste of blood in the mouth, menopause-related images, and awareness of sacred feminine energy.
Dreams and Visions
Participants reported visions of people from 100 years ago, reflecting collective memory and the historical energy of the Hill of Tara.
Energetic Experiences
Activation of the upper chakra, with expansion at the crown.
Light from above filling the body with warmth.
A sense of merging with the universal energy — “I am the Universe.”
The Violet Flame of Saint Germain clearing and transforming stagnant energy.
Waves of vibration spreading through the body.
Awareness of cycles: death → pain → purification → rebirth.
Presence of elemental energies: wind, fire, water, flame.
Maternal sorrow and the desire to ground oneself, with relief after exhaling.
Themes of the Hill of Tara
The proving highlighted the deeply sacred and archetypal energy of Tara:
Connection to ancient wars, memory of sacrifice and bloodshed.
The deep imprint of the land: pain, destruction, death, cleansing, and hope.
Presence of Mother Earth energy, creating a sense of roots, grounding, and protection.
The battlefield energy, filled with echoes of weapons, cries, and grief, purified through light.
Presence of protectors, archangels, and ancestral spirits.
Perception of Tara as a point of power and new beginnings.
Archangelic and sacred energies, including Saint Germain’s Violet Flame, are enhancing the transformative process.
Archetypal and Symbolic Images
A crying girl by water, symbolizing loss and maternal grief.
Light descending from the sky, as a purifying stream.
Ponds with reeds and blue light, symbolizing calm and harmony.
Golden books and ancient scrolls, representing knowledge and sacred wisdom.
Meadow with golden wheat, girl in white, symbolizing purity, rebirth, and hope.
Dragon, representing fearless strength and overcoming danger.
Spinning cosmic wheel, illustrating cycles and repetition of events.
Ruined mountain, falling stones, reflecting memory of wars and destruction.
Swords, spears, battlefield, blood, evoking ancestral suffering.
Presence of warrior souls, connecting with the collective experience of the site.
Woman in an Isabelle garden enjoying life, representing inner liberation and joy.
Golden light filling the aura at the end of the proving, retained within the provers.
Masses of people resistant to this light, feeling pain, highlighting the contrast of perception and need for transformation.
Energy of an elderly man with a beard in semi-transparent attire, embodying kindness, mentorship, and harmony.
Summary
The Hill of Tara proving opened strong archetypal images of war and peace, death and rebirth, pain and purification. Through light, archangelic, and sacred energies, themes of loss and hope, connection and love, transformation of fear into strength emerged. The Violet Flame of Saint Germain enhanced purification and transformation, offering opportunities for unity, harmony, and spiritual growth.The proving also revealed active communication with mythological and spiritual beings. One prover described a deity that was later confirmed through research, while others visualized additional gods, reflecting the presence of ancient Irish mythological forces guiding and influencing the experience.
Special thank you to Alexandra Kelly and to the other participants who chose to remain incognito.
Love and Light ,
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