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A rather large topic, I would say! “Healing the world” sounds a little pompous and self-inflatory, but I really feel that doing a small amount to give back some positive healing energies to that from which you draw your own energy is a small price to pay. Nay, it’s a DUTY, for anyone who seeks … Read More “Accident blackspots, ley lines, and healing the world” »
I have just finished the book “Exploring the World of the Druids” by Miranda J. Green (see previous posting). My opinion of it is that it would make a fine textbook for a knowledge-hungry student, but I felt it lacked any real appreciation of druidry as a philosophy, and had too much reliance on the … Read More “Tales from the texts – part 1” »
Sundown, Thursday 10th July. If you’ve been following these posts you’ll know that I have been tracing a straight ley line (one which aligns without deviation through several points of ‘ancient’ or ‘sacred’ significance) that I believe runs from at least Overton Hill in Frodsham to the field which sited the 2007 Welsh Eisteddfod just … Read More “Helsby, Cheshire – 8th July” »
Good Day, It was a rainy day (isn’t it always?) when I decided to wander the paths of Alderley Edge Forest, known locally as The Edge. Gwas (see other posts) had been investigating the forest earlier in the week and I decided to try my hand at dowsing it. I want to just mention here … Read More “Magician of Alderley Edge” »
Had an interesting evening tracing the straight ley which extends from Frodsham Overton Hill, the front edge of Helsby Hill, and through to Hawarden, Mold, and beyond. It was my first experience of communicating purposefully with a tree in relation to dowsing activities. I decided to check Hawarden, as it was fairly close. Went there … Read More “Hawarden village dowsing – 7th July 2008” »
July 6th 2008 : Arbor Low and Birchen Edge, Robin Hood, near Bakewell Arbor Low On Sunday I ventured forth with my understanding friend Kal Malik. We made our way into the Derbyshire hills again in the trusty steed Peugeot, rods clanking away in the car’s side pockets, and in the engine as we attempted … Read More “Arbor Low and Birchen Edge near Bakewell, Derbyshire” »
I am currently working my way through books about Druids, and my current reading matter is “Exploring the World of the Druids” by Miranda J. Green. So far we’ve done the historical bit, now it’s on to the Celtic pantheon of gods. Ah well, I had to slog through Greek and Roman mythology when I was … Read More “Our comments on books about ancient wisdom and philosophy” »
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