It is believed by some that when we die our soul continues its journey through different levels and different dimensions. Each one is a new lesson or experience that prepares our soul for our next journey in life. As we travel through each of these levels and dimensions we choose the experiences that will best help us in our next life. We also decide what lessons we need to learn.

Hawshire is one of these dimensions; it lies deep within the magical mists of the Scottish Highlands. Here, we are taught the basics of Sun Knowledge and Moon Wisdom.

Druwids, Pwibles, Pweters and Tobitians are the natural inhabitants of Hawshire. The Yebuts are believed to have arrived in Hawshire during the Great Change. Their story will be told later...

Druwids are the wise and mystical Oak Trees who spread their branches to the sky to receive the knowledge and wisdom sent down by the sun and the moons. The Druwids are the teachers, the ones who remind us of the qualities we need to continue our journey in our next life.

Pwibles are tiny beings that are able to flit from one dimension to another. Their name was bestowed upon them by the most renowned Hawshirian of all, Hawley. Pwible is an anagram of their finest qualities; Peace, Wisdom, Innocence, Balance, Love and Equality. When there is more than one Pwible, the 'S' stands for Strength, because there is always strength in unity.

These tiny hooded creatures spend their childhood in Hawshire where they are taught the basics of Sun Knowledge and Moon Wisdom. Although they must learn all seven Knowledges and Wisdoms, some of them will eventually specialize in just one of these gifts.

Knowledge and Wisdom are gifts we are all given at birth. However, as with all gifts it is up to us how we use them. We may keep it and use it wisely or, we might throw it away. The choice is always ours.

When each Pwible has the tools it needs to help us, they travel to our time and dimension. They come to remind us of the lessons we learned during our stay in Hawshire and usually walk among us unseen and unrecognized. When we do see them, we often choose to forget who they are and what they are here to remind us.

And then of course there are the Pweters; those lovable little creatures who have mischief and laughter in their hearts. Their cloaks are the brightest of colours and their mop of yellow hair glistens like gold in the sunlight. The Pweters are reminders of our Inner Child and are here to teach us forgiveness and to bring laughter and joy to our hearts.

Tobitians teach us the joy of true friendship, unconditional love and loyalty.

Some Druwids have planted themselves here on Earth as the mighty oak to continue to store knowledge and also to remind us of our lessons. Once we enter our physical bodies we tend to forget what we learned on Hawshire and usually need to be reminded.