Welcome to Le Charaix
“A delightful place on the border between heaven and earth”
These were the words of one of our visitors last year. It was a lovely, clear, warm evening on our terrace under the full moon of 9 August 2025. Here, we transform our own inner world. Here, we build a stepping stone for miracles!
By reading our posts on this website, you are connecting with us: thank you for that. After the first four seasons at our new spot, we are now back in flow and in 2026 we will once again be inspired to share. Read our blogs to be updated. And do not forget to update us how you are doing!
Anita and Rob
“Every change starts with Looking Differently”
There is nothing for sale here, on this website we want to inspire you, dear reader, above all. We do this by regularly sharing experiences and our personal processes with the outside world, but from unity consciousness perspective.
In this way we want to contribute to a loving new world. And… if there is any other news, you will also find it below.
Anita and Rob
The Pope’s Coin in the church
Or rather: Judas Coin Last Sunday, I overheard some French visitors (read blog) talking about the artworks: they reminded them of the flower known as the “Monnaie du Pape”. As I’m very curious, I asked if they could show me a picture of the flower. Well, yes: it does look just like it! The artist who was standing there had heard the comparison before. Back home, I looked up what the flower is called in Dutch: Judas Penning. Wow! That’s remarkable! Peter or Judas? In one language, a reference...
Art exhibition & Heritage:
Encounters in the little church The heritage site in our hamlet of “Le Charaix” is a small church dating from around the 12th century. It has no heating, running water or plumbing. By the year 2000, it was in ruins. A local heritage conservation society was then founded: the renovation budget had been exhausted by the time a new roof had been fitted to the restored walls. Only during the warm months, a few events are organised. We joined the association in 2026, and on the afternoon of Sunday...
Luckily chased away!
Driving back and forth between my fatherland and my motherland: Time for a new car This spring, we decided to look for a bigger car, so that we could cover our 25,000 kilometres a year with a bit more comfort and space for luggage. We are fortunate that all four of our parents are still alive, which means we drive to the Netherlands on average once every three months. And as long as our youngest daughter lives in the Netherlands, that will remain the case. Since 1 July 2025, we have been...