is a historian of Western esotericism who has presented at numerous Esoteric Quests, tracing the rich spiritual traditions within European literature. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, he has taught in several British universities, most notably alongside the late Professor Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke at the University of Exeter’s Centre for the Study of Esotericism. He trained originally as a medievalist at the University of York.

is Professor of Early and Medieval Irish at University College Cork. Throughout his career, he has published extensively on the nature of the Irish Otherworld, and of its inhabitants. His books include Ireland and the Grail; Magic, Metallurgy and Imagination in Medieval Ireland; and The Mythological Cycle of Medieval Irish Literature. He is also general editor of the Temenos Academy Review.

is a Canadian psychologist, writer, educator and broadcaster. He has given lectures and seminars on five continents and has written many articles, books and short stories. His most recent book is Explorations in Music and Esotericism, an anthology co-edited by Marjorie Roth and himself. A life-long student of esotericism, he has served for many years as an advisor and presenter for The Esoteric Quest.

is a prominent Irish field archaeologist and author based in Clifden, Connemara. He specializes in historical, archaeological, and landscape tours across the West of Ireland, particularly in the Connemara region, and is well-known for his extensive research and findings regarding Connemara’s archaeological sites. 

is a Dubliner born and bred. From the time she could talk, Jennifer’s inner-city grandmother Frances filled her ears with Irish folklore. This influenced her lifelong studies in Medieval Irish and Celtic Studies, Anthropology, and Jungian Psychology. Through mythwork, dreamwork and the body, and centering the soul in the everyday experience of life, Jennifer makes Celtic soul and spirituality a living aesthetic that people can dream into their modern lives. celticcreatives.com; celticcreatives.substack.com; instagram.com/celticembodiment

was born in Dublin and grew up there and in Wexford. A graduate of Trinity College, he lived in Berlin and San Francisco before joining the Camphill Movement for special needs children and adults in 1980. A Biodynamic gardener, part-time Steiner/Waldorf teacher, Anthroposophical bookseller and adult educator, he is a student and guide of the Hibernian Mysteries and of early Christianity in Ireland.