Road to becoming The Accidental Wizard Simon Ludgate

The book starts the day my mother died.  She was a healer and the effect her death had on me was to start to put into practice what she had taught me about realms other than our own.

My account of what has happened to me and the information I have been given uses photographs I have taken to hang the framework of my story on.

My diary and the pictures associated with it have been carefully catalogued and cross referenced since the process began in 2006.

The story is a very intimate and honest account of my journey, what I’ve learnt and how it might benefit others.

My increasing awareness and sensitivity to the forces around us has been astounding and humbling. It has changed my life.

The spiritual journey accompanies the physical one through my directing career as I document the world’s natural disasters for tv including the earthquakes in Pakistan, Haiti, Chile, the tsunami in Indonesia and recently Japan. 

During the last two decades nature without precedent has struck blow after blow on humanity. As well as the celestial significance, much of what is happening is rooted in science and irresponsible and egotistical tinkering.

But because we have distanced science and the soul, the two elements are in conflict instead of in harmony.


The book starts the day my mother died.  She was a healer and the effect her death had on me was to start to put into practice what she had taught me about realms other than our own.

My account of what has happened to me and the information I have been given uses photographs I have taken to hang the framework of my story on.

My diary and the pictures associated with it have been carefully catalogued and cross referenced since the process began in 2006.

The story is a very intimate and honest account of my journey, what I’ve learnt and how it might benefit others.

My increasing awareness and sensitivity to the forces around us has been astounding and humbling. It has changed my life.

The spiritual journey accompanies the physical one through my directing career as I document the world’s natural disasters for tv including the earthquakes in Pakistan, Haiti, Chile, the tsunami in Indonesia and recently Japan. 

During the last two decades nature without precedent has struck blow after blow on humanity. As well as the celestial significance, much of what is happening is rooted in science and irresponsible and egotistical tinkering.

But because we have distanced science and the soul, the two elements are in conflict instead of in harmony.


The book starts the day my mother died.  She was a healer and the effect her death had on me was to start to put into practice what she had taught me about realms other than our own.

My account of what has happened to me and the information I have been given uses photographs I have taken to hang the framework of my story on.

My diary and the pictures associated with it have been carefully catalogued and cross referenced since the process began in 2006.

The story is a very intimate and honest account of my journey, what I’ve learnt and how it might benefit others.

My increasing awareness and sensitivity to the forces around us has been astounding and humbling. It has changed my life.

The spiritual journey accompanies the physical one through my directing career as I document the world’s natural disasters for tv including the earthquakes in Pakistan, Haiti, Chile, the tsunami in Indonesia and recently Japan. 

During the last two decades nature without precedent has struck blow after blow on humanity. As well as the celestial significance, much of what is happening is rooted in science and irresponsible and egotistical tinkering.

But because we have distanced science and the soul, the two elements are in conflict instead of in harmony.


The book starts the day my mother died.  She was a healer and the effect her death had on me was to start to put into practice what she had taught me about realms other than our own.

My account of what has happened to me and the information I have been given uses photographs I have taken to hang the framework of my story on.

My diary and the pictures associated with it have been carefully catalogued and cross referenced since the process began in 2006.

The story is a very intimate and honest account of my journey, what I’ve learnt and how it might benefit others.

My increasing awareness and sensitivity to the forces around us has been astounding and humbling. It has changed my life.

The spiritual journey accompanies the physical one through my directing career as I document the world’s natural disasters for tv including the earthquakes in Pakistan, Haiti, Chile, the tsunami in Indonesia and recently Japan. 

During the last two decades nature without precedent has struck blow after blow on humanity. As well as the celestial significance, much of what is happening is rooted in science and irresponsible and egotistical tinkering.

But because we have distanced science and the soul, the two elements are in conflict instead of in harmony.


The book starts the day my mother died.  She was a healer and the effect her death had on me was to start to put into practice what she had taught me about realms other than our own.

My account of what has happened to me and the information I have been given uses photographs I have taken to hang the framework of my story on.

My diary and the pictures associated with it have been carefully catalogued and cross referenced since the process began in 2006.

The story is a very intimate and honest account of my journey, what I’ve learnt and how it might benefit others.

My increasing awareness and sensitivity to the forces around us has been astounding and humbling. It has changed my life.

The spiritual journey accompanies the physical one through my directing career as I document the world’s natural disasters for tv including the earthquakes in Pakistan, Haiti, Chile, the tsunami in Indonesia and recently Japan. 

During the last two decades nature without precedent has struck blow after blow on humanity. As well as the celestial significance, much of what is happening is rooted in science and irresponsible and egotistical tinkering.

But because we have distanced science and the soul, the two elements are in conflict instead of in harmony.